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  1. The outlook of the Federal Reserve (FED) is currently impacting expectations and market movements within the gold market.
  2. Markets are pricing in future Fed rate hikes as central banks begin buying gold at a record pace.

Central banks are making significant gold purchases amid rising inflation and interest rate expectations, leading to high prices that constrain consumer affordability in North America.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 14
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Central banks are making significant gold purchases amid rising inflation and interest rate expectations, leading to high prices that constrain consumer affordability in North America.

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  1. The FED raised interest rates on September 1st to curb inflation, while demand from India supported bullion prices.Sub-event
  2. Central bank gold buying is driving up prices, impacting consumer markets and affordability in North America.1 source

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