
Gold Retreats Toward $4,000 as the Dollar Gains Ground
The yellow metal is losing ground under pressure from a dollar bolstered by expectations of monetary tightening by the Fed.
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The yellow metal is losing ground under pressure from a dollar bolstered by expectations of monetary tightening by the Fed.

The dollar has reached its highest level since early April. Markets are now betting that the Federal Reserve will resume raising interest rates.

The Iranian rial has hit a record low against the dollar. Two months of conflict, U.S. airstrikes, and a naval blockade are stifling an economy already under sanctions.

For the first time in history, the signature of a sitting president will appear on U.S. paper currency alongside that of the Secretary of the Treasury.

US inflation refuses to fall and remains at 3%. A key signal for the Fed as geopolitical tensions intensify with Iran.

The Federal Reserve refuses to budge on rates. Traders definitively bury the hypothesis of a rate cut before 2027. A strong signal that reshapes market expectations.

The US Federal Reserve is expected to leave rates unchanged at its March meeting. Weak employment signals and soaring energy prices are weighing on the decision.

US job creation soared in March, with 178,000 new positions created. A figure that exceeds expectations and could boost the dollar machine.