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Anti-fiat gold prices aimed cautiously lower over the past 24 hours despite the 10-year Treasury yield closing at its lowest point in over 3 months.
There, the bid/cover ratio – which is a gauge of demand – increased to 2.58 from 2.45 prior.
The 5-year breakeven rate, which is a view of anticipated inflation by taking the difference nominal rates and real ones, touched its lowest since early March.
Core inflation, which strips out volatile items like food and energy prices, is expected to clock in at its highest since early 1993.
A bearish ‘Death Cross’ between the 20- and 50-period Simple Moving Averages offers a downside warning.
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