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Inflation fears grip metals market, pushing gold below the crucial $2,000 mark, signaling tighter monetary conditions ahead.

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(Kitco News) - This morning's hotter-than-anticipated U.S. CPI report for January sparked declines across the broader market, and precious metals in particular took a pounding. According to a video post from Jeff Christian, Managing Director of the CPM Group, a detailed unpacking of the CPI components shows why higher-for-longer rates likely mean lower-for-longer gold and silver prices.

Higher-for-longer interest rates mean lower-for-longer gold and silver prices – CPM Group's Jeff Christian

(Kitco News) - The gold market continues to struggle as hotter-than-expected inflation causes investors to push back their expectations for a rate cut; however, one fund manager said his bullish outlook for gold remains in place through 2024.In a recent interview with Kitco News, Chris Mancini, Associate Portfolio Manager of The Gabelli Gold Fund (GOLDX), said that despite the current challenges, the gold market remains well supported. He added that although the timing of the Federal Reserve's easing cycle remains in doubt, inevitable rate cuts this year mean that it's only a matter of time before gold prices start to move higher.

Gold's bull case remains intact; creating solid value for senior producers - Gabelli Gold Fund's Chris Mancini

Silver and platinum are down by more than 2% amid a strong sell-off in precious metals markets.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Slides Below $2000 As U.S. Inflation Exceeds Expectations

(Kitco News) - Geopolitical tensions are supporting gold, but the Fed's monetary policy pivot will remain the key driver for prices in 2024, according to Ewa Manthey, Commodities Strategist at ING.

Gold will average $2,150 by Q4 despite higher-for-longer rates, U.S. investors will return after Fed cuts – ING's Manthey

Resilient inflation is a big threat to the historic rally in stock markets. Gold may settle below the key $2000 level as traders prepare for a more hawkish Fed.

January CPI Data Is A Real Test For Stocks And Gold

The consumer price index (CPI) report published on the morning of February 13 brought higher inflation figures than was previously expected – 3.1% vs 2.9%. One of the first assets to react to the news was gold.

Gold crashes below $2,000 but Peter Schiff thinks it's ‘bullish'

(Kitco News) - The macro picture is shifting and that means a higher gold price, said Brien Lundin, editor of the Gold Newsletter. In mid-January Lundin spoke to Kitco Mining at the Metals Investors Forum Vancouver 2024.

Trump or Biden, the economic predicament stays the same and gold benefits - Brien Lundin

Gold is losing ground as traders stay focused on hawkish Fed.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Tests Weekly Lows

(Kitco News) - The lack of clear drivers should keep gold prices rangebound near $2,000, while silver could fall below $22 per ounce if it fails to find support on the weekly charts, according to precious metals analysts at Heraeus.

Gold prices will remain rangebound near $2,000 per ounce, silver could fall below $22 - Heraeus

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are lower and silver prices modestly up in midday U.S. trading Monday. Gold is feeling the pressure from bearish daily outside markets that include a firmer U.S. dollar index and a slight up-tick in U.S. Treasury yields. The U.S. stock indexes today hit record highs again, which is also a negative for the safe-haven gold and silver markets. April gold was last down $12.20 at $2,026.40. March silver was last up $0.136 at $22.735.

Gold pressured by bearish outside markets Monday

As the U.S. prepares to release CPI data, gold remains in a tight range, while a new copper find in Zambia shakes global supply expectations.

Gold, Silver, Copper Daily Forecast: Eyes on US CPI Data; Zambia Discovery In Play

(Kitco News) - Gold's significant December momentum waned last month as the precious metal saw a disappointing start to the year; however, one market analyst said that despite all the headwinds gold faces, the market is still in very good shape.

Gold's price momentum is strong and only getting stronger - SSGA's Milling-Stanley

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Gold market analysis for February 9 - key intra-day price entry levels for active traders

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are modestly down and silver prices slightly up in lackluster early U.S. trading Friday. Thursday's surprising deflation news coming out of China is still a bearish weight on the metals markets to end the trading week. The U.S. stock indexes at record highs are also a negative element for the safe-haven metals. April gold was last down $3.40 at $2,044.50. March silver was last up $0.044 at $22.68.

Gold price weaker on booming U.S. stock market, China demand worries

Gold and silver are trading in a relatable way to Dire Straits hit song “So Far Way”. In that song, Dire Straits wrote, “you're so far away from me.

When Will Gold Break Out? Watch Silver!

Silver climbed back above $22.50 after an unsuccessful attempt to settle below the support at $22.25.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Stays Range-Bound

(Kitco News) - Gold gave back its late-2023 gains in January despite strong seasonal factors, but Red Sea tensions, election uncertainty, and eventual rate cuts will support gold prices this year, according to the World Gold Council.

Gold prices failed to gain in January despite seasonal tailwinds, but geopolitics and rate cuts will be supportive - WGC

(Kitco News) - The gold market continues to struggle with solid selling pressure as activity in the U.S. labor market remains relatively unchanged from last week.

Gold prices struggling as US weekly jobless claims fall in line with expectations

Amid rate hike concerns, gold hovers between $2,000-$2,050, while Goldman Sachs upholds a bullish $2,175 target, highlighting geopolitical dynamics.

Gold, Silver, Copper Daily Forecast: Goldman's $2,175 Target Amid Geopolitical Tensions

As global markets tread into February, the trading session on Thursday paints a vivid picture of the delicate interplay between the U.S. dollar, Federal Reserve policy speculations, and the ever-watchful eyes of gold investors.

Gold in the Shadow of Monetary Policy and Market Sentiment

(Kitco News) - Gold set new all-time highs in nearly all of the world's currencies in 2023, and the yellow metal has continued to peak on many price charts in the new year. Even with its recent pullback as central bankers have reined in the market's rate cut expectations, gold prices remain near ATHs, holding above $2,000 per ounce in U.S. dollar terms.

USD gold market hides a massive shift: Global demand is now price-insensitive

Gold markets lack momentum as traders wait for catalysts.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Remains Stuck Near $2035

(Kitco News) - The first month of 2024 saw a continuation of 2023's outflows from gold ETFs led by North America, with European funds continuing to see heavy losses while Asia saw another monthly inflow, according to the latest data from analysts at the World Gold Council (WGC) published Wednesday.

Gold ETF outflows continued in January, led by North American funds – World Gold Council

Global gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced an eighth-straight month of outflows in January thanks to heavy redemptions in North America. That's according to latest data from the World Gold Council (WGC).

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