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Due to the Fed's hawkishness, gold prices fall below $1,700, while copper prices rise

Haiden Holmes

Oct 11, 2022 11:31

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On Tuesday, gold prices remained above their yearly lows after a precipitous drop in response to hawkish Fed signals, while copper prices soared on the expectation that Chinese demand will sustain despite recent challenges.


Spot gold increased 0.1% to $1,669.76 per ounce at 20:20 EDT, while gold futures rose 0.1% to $1,675.25 per ounce (00:20 GMT). Both slumped almost 2% on Monday, their steepest decline in more than two weeks.


Lael Brainard, vice chair of the Federal Reserve, emphasized the need for a restrictive monetary policy and indicated that the economic impact of previous rate hikes is not yet known.


She said that the bank will hold off on major rate hikes until there is "confidence that inflation will decline," providing no indication that its hawkish stance will shift.


Her statements lifted the currency and caused a widespread selloff. In addition, this year's rising interest rates will increase the prospective cost of holding the yellow metal, which will increase the pressure on gold.


As the Russia-Ukraine war intensified, the dollar also strengthened. Gold has not been a safe haven this year, with the exception of the conflict's early stages.


As rising interest rates reduced metal demand, the price of gold declined from its yearly highs. Along with the Federal Reserve, major central banks in Europe and Asia are seeking to limit inflationary runaway.


In the foreseeable future, this should impact gold and other precious commodities.


As China returned from a week-long vacation on Monday, copper prices increased 1.5%.


Copper futures remained flat at $3.4410 per pound on Tuesday, following a strong opening.


In spite of sluggish economic growth, the demand for copper in China has remained stable as domestic consumers have stocked up.


Copper has declined significantly this year because to fears that a sluggish global economy will have a negative impact on demand. However, China, the largest copper importer in the world, shows no indications of reducing its demand.


Later this week, Chinese trade data may offer further information about copper imports.