As we enter the new year, traders find themselves asking the big question: Which asset is the better hedge—gold or Bitcoin? – vtmarkets.com
Gold steady at $2,650 as strong dollar and high yields offset China’s gold buying; markets eye Fed minutes and jobs data. – vtmarkets.com
Central banks set the tone for 2025 trading. Track rate changes and seize opportunities as markets shift globally this week. – vtmarkets.com
Gold climbs, supported by central bank purchases and safe-haven demand amid global uncertainties. – vtmarkets.com
Gold gains 0.5%, nearing $2,630, while S&P 500 stays flat. Bullish trends form as key moving averages hold strong. – vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies in early Asian trade after a post-Fed dip. ANZ sees near-term challenges amid India’s weakening physical demand. – vtmarkets.com
Central bank demand and global conflicts drive gold’s growth prospects in 2024 and beyond. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices climbed as traders weighed global conflict developments and heightened expectations of another Federal Reserve rate cut next week. – vtmarkets.com
Gold edges higher to $2,631.60 as traders await U.S. inflation data; rate cut expectations and global conflict support prices. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices rise after dipping earlier, with buyers pushing the price above key hourly moving averages. – vtmarkets.com
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