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EU Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 26/02/2021
Fundamental analysis
26 February, 2021
Gold inched higher after hitting a one-week low on Friday, but headed for a second straight weekly and monthly decline as brighter economic outlook and inflation fears propped up U.S. Treasury yields. Prices had dropped 1.9% on Thursday as benchmark U.S. Treasury yields hit their highest since the pandemic began, lifting the dollar. Higher inflation boosts gold but also lifts Treasury yields, which in turn increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion. Gold prices remained under pressure due to rising treasury bond yields in the United States. The 10-Year yield nearly hit 1.50%.
