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At the last FOMC meeting, gold soared after the Federal Reserve announced a half-point interest rate cut

$531B in Treasury Auctions settles today, spotlighting hidden risks in the dollar system. As bank reserves thin, central banks may face tough choices, affecting inflation and monetary metals.

Slight drops noticed in gold, silver after U.S. producer price index showed no increase in October

Gold prices surged on Thursday as investors increased bets on a Fed rate cut. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East and strong central bank demand also support gold's rise.

Precious metals market reaches higher as gold tops $2,600 following FOMC meeting

Bill Holter warns of a looming economic crisis. Derivatives pose a major risk, currencies could collapse, and precious metals are a safe haven.

Goldman releases note suggesting a 25-basis-point cut could present a buying opportunity with gold if prices pull back

Gold and silver hover around $2,570 and $30.60 as markets anticipate a 25 bps Fed rate cut, impacting both precious metals amid geopolitical tensions.

Gold remains steady at $2,580 while silver rises amid growing expectations of a Fed rate cut and FOMC decisions driving precious metals demand higher.

The Fed is about to cut interest rates, and if history is an indicator, that could be very good for gold.