This May Be The One Most Bullish Factor For Gold – ValueWalk Premium
19Dec

This May Be The One Most Bullish Factor For Gold

Gold prices started to slide on Tuesday, coming off their nearly-one-week high as traders wait anxiously for the next U.S. monetary policy meeting, which is set for Wednesday. Meanwhile the U.S. dollar dipped to a one-week low on Tuesday, marking the second session of declines in a row.

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