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Gold rises after the weekly loss before the decision on the fees of the Fed this week

Gold rises after the weekly loss before the decision on the fees of the Fed this week
Gold rises after the weekly loss before the decision on the fees of the Fed this week
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Silver, platinum and paladium also record significant increases in markets. (Infobae Illustrative Image)

He oro advanced, after his consecutive loss This year, while Investors They reflect on one uncertain perspective For him Trade and the American economy before a decision about the rates of the Federal reserve this week.

The ingot exceeded the $ 3,300 The ounce, recovering most of the loss of 2.4% week. It is widely expected that the Federal Reserve stable the interest rates In their meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, despite the fact that the president Donald Trump The pressure increased on Its president, Jerome Powellstating that the surprisingly solid data of last week meant that there was no to Do not trim interest rates.

Gold has climbed almost a 25% So far this year, reaching a record of more than $ 3,500 The ounce in April, before ground In the last two weeks. This ascent has been seen driven by the Refugio Asset Purchases due to commercial policies y Geopolitics highly disruptive from Trump, as well as for the speculative demand in China and purchases of Global Central Banks.

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Gold in cash raised a 2.2%standing in 3,311.88 dollars the ounce At 11:02 hours in . The index Bloomberg Dollar Spot He went down a 0.4%. The platahe platinum and the palladium They went up.

Investors were also analyzing Trump’s latest statements about Commer homologist Chinese this week. In statements issued by the NBC That same , the US president claimed to be willing to reduce los Tariffs to China At some point, since the current encumbrances are so high that the two greatest economies in the world have practically interrupted their commercial relations.

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