Strong US Data and Rising Oil Push Gold Lower, Lifting Rate-Hike Expectations
Gold's weakness signals market conviction that the Fed may need to tighten monetary policy again if inflation pressures persist, reshaping expectations for borrowing costs and investment returns across asset classes.
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