Gold’s Resilience Amid Fed’s Rate Strategy and Geopolitical Tensions

Gold’s value is anticipated to surge as the Federal Reserve’s strategy suggests maintaining higher interest rates for an extended period. Gold’s appeal also remained strong, bolstered by its status as a safe investment amidst escalating Middle East tensions.
Despite the Fed’s stance, which prompted a sell-off in riskier assets like stocks, gold’s appeal increased due to heightened demand, further supported by the intensifying conflict involving U.S.-led forces and the Houthi Group in Yemen. Spot gold prices saw a slight increase, contrasting with a minor decline in future contracts for March, indicating a stronger demand for physical gold. However, gold’s gains were somewhat limited by a significant rise in the U.S. dollar, reaching near seven-week highs.

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