Gold prices have risen amid growing investor expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and a weakening U.S. dollar. Spot gold prices have remained resilient around the $3,330 level since April, supported by sustained capital inflows into the precious metals sector. Analysts anticipate a potential breakout move with gold possibly reaching above $4,000 as the Fed prepares to cut rates next month. Silver and gold-silver mining stocks are also expected to perform strongly. The recent U.S. inflation data has been mixed but continues to support the likelihood of rate reductions. Market participants are now focusing on upcoming economic indicators, including retail sales data due later this week.
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Gold has been remarkably resilient at the $3,330 level since April. New capital appears to be coming into the space as highlighted by @TaviCosta in the chart below. Precious metals explorers are up nearly 30% since April with gold essentially flat. $SA. https://t.co/IaT1hTkgqc
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