
Gold prices have recently hit record levels, with the spot price reaching $2,465.65 per ounce on Monday afternoon. The surge in gold prices is attributed to market expectations of potential interest-rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. However, gold prices have since fallen from their peak of $2,483.73 per ounce as traders reassess their bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts amid signs of cooled US inflation.
GOLD FALLS FROM RECORD HIGH AS TRADERS REEVALUATE FED RATE CUT EXPECTATIONS: GOLD SLIPPED FROM ITS PEAK OF $2,483.73 AN OUNCE AS TRADERS REASSESSED THEIR BETS ON FEDERAL RESERVE RATE CUTS AMID SIGNS OF COOLING US INFLATION.
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