Gold ticks up with US inflation data on radar
📍 How it ended
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The coverage concluded with discussions surrounding upcoming Federal Reserve decisions and what rate hikes could mean for gold and silver." }
Epilogue added 51m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Gold rises as yen surge weakens dollar; oil and Fed bets cap gains Investing.com · 8d ago broke it first
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