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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 23/08/2021
Fundamental analysis
23 August, 2021
Gold prices rose on Monday after the U.S. dollar retreated from multi-month highs, while investor concerns that the Delta coronavirus variant could dampen the pace of global economic recovery also lifted bullion’s safe-haven appeal. The dollar index was down 0.1%, easing off the 9-1/2-month high hit last week, lifting gold’s allure for holders of other currencies. Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan, a strong supporter for tapering stimulus, said on Friday he might need to adjust that view if the Delta variant slows economic growth materially. In the clearest sign yet of the impact of the Delta variant on the Fed’s plans, COVID-19 restrictions have prompted the U.S. central bank to schedule its annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Aug. 27 virtually and not in person as planned.
