Gold reaches new high
The price for the yellow metal has crossed the level at $1,341.
Gold inches up in Asia as US government will be financed for 3 weeks
On Tuesday, gold futures rallied in Asia, with a government shutdown in America no longer threatening for at least three weeks. It’s because Donald Trump dared to sign a continuing funding resolution officially approved by US Congress on Monday.
February delivery gold futures added 0.32% in New York being worth $1,336.10 a troy ounce.
Overnight, gold dived from maximums because safe-haven demand declined reacting to news that US Senators might be approaching an agreement to have the government shutdown resolved.
Another factor putting pressure on gold was an everlasting soar in Treasury yields because the United States 10-Year tacked on to an almost three-and-half-year maximum amid soaring investor optimism on the outlook of inflation as well as economic surge.
Sentiment for the number one precious metal is still bullish, although data disclosed that market participants kept increasing their bullish bets on this commodity for the fifth week in a row.
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