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Gold starts the week strong but struggles to maintain gains as the US Dollar strengthens and the Fed decision approaches.
The Japanese Yen recovers losses against the US Dollar as geopolitical tensions ease.
The Indonesian rupiah weakens following the resignation of central bank head Perry Warjiyo, impacting currency markets and potentially gold prices.
Singapore's MAS is expected to keep its SGD policy unchanged despite an uptick in inflation.
The USD index maintains gains as oil prices surge, reviving Fed interest rate hike expectations.
Bank Indonesia's decision to keep rates unchanged impacts currencies and commodities like gold.
Gold prices drop amid rising Oil prices and Fed rate hike bets impacting the market.
The ECB is expected to maintain interest rates, with investors keenly watching Lagarde for signs of a possible September hike.
The DXY is losing ground despite increased risk aversion, impacting the gold market.
NZD/USD declines despite strong inflation data. What does this mean for the gold market?
The Canadian Dollar gains support from rising oil prices and a weaker US Dollar.
Silver prices surge amid inflation fears. What does this mean for gold and the value of automated trading?