Gold prices are slipping due to hawkish Fed policy, higher interest rates, and a stronger dollar, amid large investor outflows from China and the US.
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Updated Sep 9
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Gold prices are slipping due to hawkish Fed policy, higher interest rates, and a stronger dollar, amid large investor outflows from China and the US.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- China is expanding its gold reserves by reducing U.S. Treasury holdings, while the market reacts to the Fed Chair's speech at Jackson Hole and strong investor momentum in precious metals.Sub-event
Gold prices are slipping due to hawkish Fed policy, higher interest rates, and a stronger dollar, amid large investor outflows from China and the US.1 source