A survey of 12 analysts reveals that 4 experts (33%) predict a rise in gold prices, 2 analysts foresee a decrease, and the remaining 6 expect prices to remain stable.
Currently, gold is trading within a relatively narrow range and is likely to stay in this range until the Federal Reserve confirms an upcoming interest rate cut. In the short term, gold prices may struggle to break above the $2,350 per ounce level, but the long-term upward trend will continue as long as the price stays above $2,300 per ounce.
This scenario presents an opportunity for investors to monitor and develop appropriate strategies in the face of short-term volatility and long-term growth potential.
This week there will be many important economic events affecting gold prices:
Second: ISM PMI
Third: European Consumer price index (CPI) and Jolts job opportunities
Wednesday: ADP's employment data, weekly unemployment benefits, ISM PMI, and June FOMC meeting minutes
Thursday: US Independence Day (holiday)
Friday: Non -agricultural payroll report in June
Currently, gold is trading within a relatively narrow range and is likely to stay in this range until the Federal Reserve confirms an upcoming interest rate cut. In the short term, gold prices may struggle to break above the $2,350 per ounce level, but the long-term upward trend will continue as long as the price stays above $2,300 per ounce.
This scenario presents an opportunity for investors to monitor and develop appropriate strategies in the face of short-term volatility and long-term growth potential.
This week there will be many important economic events affecting gold prices:
Second: ISM PMI
Third: European Consumer price index (CPI) and Jolts job opportunities
Wednesday: ADP's employment data, weekly unemployment benefits, ISM PMI, and June FOMC meeting minutes
Thursday: US Independence Day (holiday)
Friday: Non -agricultural payroll report in June
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