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US Retail Sales Double Expectations for June, Gold Prices Face Pressure
US retail sales blew past projections of 0.2% gains in June, coming in at 0.4% gain following a downwardly revised 0.4% gain the month prior. Sales excluding volatile components also exceeded expectations, and this is seen as a more accurate gauge of consumer demand.
Gold Price Preview: July 15 - 19
Good morning traders, and welcome back to another week in the metals markets!
Gold Price Recap: July 8 - 12
As we anticipated, the action on gold charts was pretty heavily condensed to the middle of the week and we’ve seen a wide $30 trading range over the last five sessions. At the time of writing, gold prices are holding steadily just below $1410/oz in the sport markets; prices are largely unchanged from Thursday morning and represent a fall from the weekly highs but a somewhat bullish net gain for the week.
US Producer Prices Rise in June, Producer Inflation at 2 Year Low
US producer prices ticked upward in June while the cost of energy and other goods fell for the second month in a row. The Labor Department released a report on Friday stating that the producer price index (PPI) rose by 0.1% in June after a similar gain in May. The gain was in line with market expectations.
US Core Inflation Punches Through Yearly High, Gold Holds Above $1,400
The core-consumer prices index saw the biggest gain since January 2018 in June with 2.1% gain vs. 2% expected. The data indicates rising inflation pressures, although the Federal Reserve is still considered likely to implement rate cuts this month.
Federal Reserve Weary About the Condition of the Economy
Stocks hit new highs today as the Fed has indicated that an interest rate cut is imminent, Fed Funds futures agree. During last months meeting the Federal Reserve held rates steady waiting to see more economic data that would indicate the economy is slowing down.
Gold Price Preview: July 8 - 12
Happy Monday, traders. Welcome to your weekly look ahead at the macroeconomic calendar from the perspective of the gold market. We’ve got a relatively quiet slate over the next five days, but there are still a few potential flash points.
Gold Price Recap: July 1 - 5
Happy Friday traders, welcome to your recap of the week.
Strong Jobs Report May Offset Rate Cuts, Gold Prices Fall
Nonfarm payrolls rose 224,000 in June, easily surpassing the market expectations of 165,000 according to a report released by the Labor Department on Friday.
Non-Manufacturing Data Give Gold Another Jumpstart
The non-manufacturing index fell to 55.1 from 56.9 in today’s ISM data. Three out of the four components that make up the index took a dive. New orders were the lowest since December of 2017 and employment dropped by the most in 16 months.
Gold Prices Rise Despite Dip in Initial Jobless Claims
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits for the week ended June 29 dipped modestly from 227,000 to 221,000. This is slightly above the market expectation of 220,000, but the data indicates that layoffs are relatively low.
Gold Price Spikes Following Big Miss in Employment
The latest ADP employment report released on Wednesday revealed that the private sector added 102,000 jobs compared to 140,000 expected. The previous month’s figures were revised upwards from 27,000 to 41,000.
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