By ForexTime
Key economic reports from across the world and speeches by Fed officials will be in focus. However, the real shaker could be the revised US CPI figures which have the potential to make or break expectations around rate cuts.
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After shedding just over 1% in January, gold prices could be ready to shine in the new month due to various fundamental forces.
Despite initially weakening on the Fed’s hawkish remarks, the precious metal bounced back thanks to falling Treasury yields and heightened geopolitical risks concerning the developments in Jordan.
Note: The incoming US jobs report this afternoon could result in heightened volatility for gold prices.
With bulls making their presence known and pressing against resistance, a potential breakout could be on the horizon.
Here are 3 factors that may rock gold:
Top-tier US economic data and Fed speeches are likely to influence gold prices throughout the week.
However, the gamechanger may be the US CPI revisions published on Friday.
The CPI revisions are released once every year with seasonally adjusted factors recalculated to reflect price movements from the just-completed calendar year (2023). It does not end here; this routine annual recalculation also looks at inflation for the previous 5 years. So essentially, investors will see revised figures for the period January 2019 through December 2023.
One of the major themes influencing financial markets last year was signs of falling inflation!
This fuelled speculation around central banks cutting interest, supporting equity markets along with gold prices as a result.
So essentially, any major revisions to the CPI could heavily influence expectations around Fed rate cuts.
The negative developments concerning the United States and Iran could keep markets on edge.
Geopolitical tensions are likely to influence gold prices as investors brace for the US response to attacks on US troops in Jordon. Concerns are likely to rise over any retaliation escalating US-Iran tensions even further. This growing uncertainty and unease may stimulate appetite for safe-haven assets like gold
Gold seems to be turning bullish on the daily charts with prices trading above the 50, 100 and 200-day SMA.
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