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Short T and $PIPPIN
Long N 😎😎😎
Thank you both,,,, keep short selling $BEAT and keep buying #PIPPIN until it reaches 0.5$,,,
#WriteToEarnUpgrade
#USJobsData
#BTCVSGOLDvl LD
#USCryptoStakingTaxReview
Brian Lan, Managing Director of Singapore-based dealer GoldSilver Central, noted that investor appetite for precious metals remains firm. "People are still looking to buy on dips," he said, adding that central banks are unlikely to step back from gold given ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly between the United States and Iran.
Those tensions escalated after President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Tehran, demanding a nuclear deal within 10 to 15 days or facing serious consequences. Iran responded with threats to strike US regional bases, keeping risk sentiment on edge.
Goldman Sachs weighed in, suggesting that the recent dip in central bank gold purchases — driven by price volatility — is likely a short-term pause rather than a shift in trend. The bank maintained a constructive medium-term outlook for gold prices, albeit with the possibility of continued volatility.
Focus now shifts to the US Personal Consumption Expenditures report, the Fed's favored inflation measure. Minutes from January's policy meeting revealed that several officials remain open to rate increases should inflation stay persistently high. Rate-cut expectations for June have been slightly trimmed as a result.
Gold typically benefits from lower interest rates, as the non-yielding metal becomes more attractive when returns on competing assets decline.
Asian demand was largely muted. Indian buyers stayed on the sidelines amid price swings, while markets across China and other parts of Asia were shuttered for Lunar New Year celebrations.
Sister metals also edged higher. Silver rose 0.6% to US78.83, platinum gained 0.8% to US2,085.64, and palladium added 0.4% to reach US$1,691.62 per ounce.
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Those tensions escalated after President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Tehran, demanding a nuclear deal within 10 to 15 days or facing serious consequences. Iran responded with threats to strike US regional bases, keeping risk sentiment on edge.
Goldman Sachs weighed in, suggesting that the recent dip in central bank gold purchases — driven by price volatility — is likely a short-term pause rather than a shift in trend. The bank maintained a constructive medium-term outlook for gold prices, albeit with the possibility of continued volatility.
Focus now shifts to the US Personal Consumption Expenditures report, the Fed's favored inflation measure. Minutes from January's policy meeting revealed that several officials remain open to rate increases should inflation stay persistently high. Rate-cut expectations for June have been slightly trimmed as a result.
Gold typically benefits from lower interest rates, as the non-yielding metal becomes more attractive when returns on competing assets decline.
Asian demand was largely muted. Indian buyers stayed on the sidelines amid price swings, while markets across China and other parts of Asia were shuttered for Lunar New Year celebrations.
Sister metals also edged higher. Silver rose 0.6% to US78.83, platinum gained 0.8% to US2,085.64, and palladium added 0.4% to reach US$1,691.62 per ounce.
$XAU
$XAG
#Xaug #XAG #TrumpNewTariffs #BTC #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #BTCVSGOLDvl
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