💨 Abstract
Gold prices fell to a two-month low on Thursday due to a strong dollar rally, making gold more expensive for overseas buyers. The Federal Reserve is expected to deliver a third interest rate cut next month despite stalled progress in lowering inflation. Gold's role as a hedge against inflation is being questioned due to President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs, which could raise U.S. inflation.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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