Gold futures settled higher Tuesday, marking their first gain in three sessions after settling at their lowest since April 2020 on Monday. “This is hardly a rally and more likely a temporary bounce as selling pressure takes a break,” said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA. “Gold won’t bottom out until Wall Street feels they have a firm handle on how rates will go and right now, it seems rates will need to quickly get above current CPI levels.” December gold GCZ22,
BoE interest rate and weak USD: triggers for GBPUSD growth
Rising unemployment in the US is putting pressure on the USD. Against this backdrop, GBPUSD may continue to rise toward the 1.3590 area. Details —