Gold Edges Lower After Fed Holds Rates With Limited Guidance
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Gold dipped after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and offered little guidance on its next move, leaving traders guessing over the prospect of a hike before year-end.
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Gold Edges Lower After Fed Holds Rates With Limited Guidance. Gold dipped after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and offered little guidance on its next move, leaving traders guessing over the prospect of a hike before year-end. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: Gold Edges Lower After Fed Holds Rates With Limited Guidance.
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- Bloomberg Markets United States Gold Edges Lower After Fed Holds Rates With Limited Guidance Gold dipped after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and offered little guidance on its next move, leaving traders guessing over the prospect of a hike before year-end. 29 Oct · Tier 1
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