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  1. U.S. jobs report cooled rate hike prospects while the MSCI index tracked Asia-Pacific shares.

Cooler-than-expected US job growth data, coupled with improved gold buying interest, is influencing Fed rate hike expectations.

44 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 23
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Cooler-than-expected US job growth data, coupled with improved gold buying interest, is influencing Fed rate hike expectations.

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  1. Amid a weakened job market, the market is showing gains in gold equities before the employment shock.Sub-event
  2. Gold prices were supported by Middle East tensions and payroll growth, following a FED rate hold.1 source
  3. Weak hiring and easing rate fears boosted silver and gold prices this week.Sub-event
  4. Cooler US jobs data and improved gold buying interest are linked to Fed rate hike expectations.1 source

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