Gold futures fall 0.85% to $4,116.50 an ounce; silver slips ahead of Fed meeting
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Gold and silver retreated after a sharp rally as profit-taking met a stronger USD and higher US Treasury yields, driven partly by oil's surge on West Asia supply-risk headlines. Markets are now focused on next week's Fed meeting for guidance on the rate path, with energy-linked inflation concerns keeping policy expectations uncertain. Near-term bullion sensitivity remains tied to geopolitics, USD strength, and real-rate moves.
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Gold futures fell 0.85% on Thursday to $4,116.50 an ounce, while silver futures slipped 0.83% to $59.795 an ounce. The retreat was attributed to profit-taking after the recent rally, even as geopolitical tensions in West Asia lifted oil prices to a six-week high. Higher crude prices pushed up U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar index, with markets now focused on next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for signals on the interest-rate path.
