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Spot gold is near $4,006/oz, little changed overnight after yesterday's ~1% slip on hot September PCE. Holding just above $4,000; the week is roughly flat. Markets still price elevated odds of a December Fed hike after next week's midterms.
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Spot gold is near $4,057/oz, up about 0.3% from the prior close and roughly +1% vs last Thursday. The Fed held rates yesterday; focus today is September PCE for clues on a possible December move.
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Spot gold is near $4,050/oz, little changed overnight after holding above $4,000. The metal is still about 1.6% lower on the week. Focus ahead: today’s FOMC decision and Thursday’s PCE print.
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China Shenzhen Shuibei Weekend Packed with Crowds
Netizens Joke: Thought They Were Giving Away Free Eggs
With gold prices dropping significantly and the weekend holiday coinciding, many people rushed to buy gold. According to media reports, on October 24 the Shenzhen Shuibei market was extremely crowded, with the scene packed to the brim.
On social media, large numbers of netizens posted about it, joking that “there are more people buying gold than at the vegetable market,” “Is the Shuibei market giving away free eggs today?” and “Buying gold at Shuibei on the weekend is like shopping at the vegetable market.” These topics sparked widespread heated discussion.
Via HK01 News
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China Shenzhen Shuibei Weekend Packed with Crowds
Netizens Joke: Thought They Were Giving Away Free Eggs
With gold prices dropping significantly and the weekend holiday coinciding, many people rushed to buy gold. According to media reports, on October 24 the Shenzhen Shuibei market was extremely crowded, with the scene packed to the brim.
On social media, large numbers of netizens posted about it, joking that “there are more people buying gold than at the vegetable market,” “Is the Shuibei market giving away free eggs today?” and “Buying gold at Shuibei on the weekend is like shopping at the vegetable market.” These topics sparked widespread heated discussion.
Via HK01 News
#Gold #Silver
what do central banks know that we don’t
that's a very shiny plan B indeed
🇨🇳🇳🇱🇨🇦 China says it bought 65 TONNES of gold in 4 months. Goldman Sachs estimates 148. That's one hell of a difference!
From May through August, Goldman reckons Beijing bought more than DOUBLE what it officially reported.
Even August's 25 tonnes was higher than China's declared 20, and that was the smallest gap in months!
And the official numbers are hardly modest. China has been buying gold for 23 straight months, with September marking its biggest monthly purchase in nearly 3 years.
Beijing isn't alone in this gold rush.
Goldman estimates central banks worldwide snapped up 79 tonnes in August, more than 4 TIMES their pre-2022 monthly average of 17.
But they’re not just buying gold, they're also moving what they already hold OUT of North America.
The Dutch central bank shifted 86 tonnes of gold reserves from New York and Ottawa to London, citing growing geopolitical unrest.
Gold holdings at the New York Fed also fell by 40 tonnes in August alone.
Nobody's officially breaking up with the dollar. But central banks seem awfully interested in having a VERY shiny Plan B.
Sources: Fortune, Goldman Sachs, DNB / Writer: Julie
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