Markets scale back odds of a September Fed hike
Market talk says expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September have been scaled back after comments from two Fed policymakers suggesting they prefer unchanged rates for now.
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Market talk says expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September have been scaled back after comments from two Fed policymakers suggesting they prefer unchanged rates for now.
Silver traded near $67 an ounce on Friday after two straight sessions. Dovish comments from Fed Governor Christopher Waller led markets to trim odds of a September rate hike; payrolls and next week’s inflation data are in focus.
Gold traded near $4,500 an ounce after two straight sessions of gains, supported by dovish remarks from Fed Governor Christopher Waller. Traders cut the odds of a September rate hike to about 50% from about 63%.
Silver climbed above $66 an ounce on Thursday, rebounding from two-week lows as the US dollar and Treasury yields retreated. September rate-hike expectations cooled after dovish Fed comments from Christopher Waller and John Williams.
Gold climbed to around $4,470 an ounce Thursday, rebounding from more than three-week lows as the US dollar and Treasury yields retreated. Fed Governor Waller backed keeping rates unchanged at September if August confirms progress.
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