Gold range-bound near term, TD Securities sees upside later in 2027
TD Securities sees gold range-bound between $4,200 and $4,500/oz into early 2027, with a sustained rally possible later that year as inflation eases.
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TD Securities sees gold range-bound between $4,200 and $4,500/oz into early 2027, with a sustained rally possible later that year as inflation eases.
Gold extended its gains for a third straight session on Wednesday, supported by easing fears of a US rate hike and a weaker dollar. Investors now await the Federal Reserve’s policy minutes for further direction.
Gold prices slipped on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on Tuesday even as international benchmarks extended gains. The divergence came as traders toned down expectations of an aggressive US Federal Reserve rate hike.
Gold extended its rally above $4,400 as the US dollar hit two-month lows. Weak US jobs and inflation data reduced Fed rate hike bets, while Iranian threats lifted oil and supported safe-haven demand.
Gold rose more than 1% on Monday to trade near $4,422, helped by a softer US dollar and lower Treasury yields after last week's inflation data reduced expectations of aggressive Fed action.
Gold climbed to within striking distance of $4,400 an ounce as weaker US retail sales and consumer sentiment data dragged the dollar lower, making bullion cheaper for overseas buyers.
Gold trades near $4,400 after bouncing from a one-week low of $4,300. Weak US retail sales and consumer sentiment undermine the dollar, but geopolitical tensions and inflation fears cap gains.
Gold prices edged higher in early Asian trading on Monday, supported by a softer dollar and diminished expectations of a US interest rate hike in September.
Gold moved toward $4,400 an ounce after weaker US consumer sentiment and retail sales figures lowered the perceived risk of immediate Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.