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Abstract:By Seher Dareen (Reuters) – Gold advanced more than 1% on Tuesday as Treasury yields eased after U.S. inflation data largely met expectations, reducing the likelihood of long-term aggressive policy tightening by the Federal Reserve.
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Reuters – Gold advanced more than 1 on Tuesday as Treasury yields eased after U.S. inflation data largely met expectations, reducing the likelihood of longterm aggressive policy tightening by the Federal Reserve.pdivdivdiv classBodysc17zpet90 cdBBJodiv
Spot gold was up rose 0.8 to 1,968.51 per ounce by 2:16 p.m. ET 1816 GMT, hitting its highest in nearly a month earlier. U.S. gold futures rose 1.3 to 1,973.00.p
The benchmark 10year U.S. Treasury yield slipped after data showed inflation accelerated in March, but less than many market participants had expected. [USD][US][MKTSGLOB]p
While gold is considered an inflation hedge, rising prices can lead central banks to hike interest rates, pushing up bond yields and increasing the opportunity cost of holding zeroyield bullion.p
“If were going to continue to see core inflation not surging to the same extent as headline inflation, the Fed … may not be as aggressive as when core was moving higher,” said Bart Melek, head of commodity strategies at TD Securities.p
Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said the combined effort of trimming its balance sheet and a series of rate hikes would help bring down inflation, adding a moderation in “core goods” inflation, excluding energy and food prices, is a “welcome” signal.p
“This doesnt change anything over the short term,” with the Fed still expected to raise rates by 50 basis points next month to tame inflation, said Edward Moya, senior market analyst with OANDA. p
Gold continued to find support as a safe haven from developments surrounding Ukraine, with Russian troops massing for a new offensive.
alladium fell 3.7 to 2,342.42 per ounce on profittaking, after hitting its highest since March 24 at 2,550.58 on Monday following the suspension of trading of the metal sourced from key roducer Russia in London.
latinum was down 1.1 to 966.41.
The suspension could exacerbate nearterm palladium supply tightness, Standard Chartered analysts said in a note.
Spot silver rose 1.3 to 25.40 per ounce.
pp Reporting by Seher Dareen and Ashitha Shivaprasad in Bengaluru Editing by Richard Chang and Vinay Dwivedip
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