Gold futures rebounded from early weakness and posted a sixth
straight winning session on Wednesday after an unexpected drop in
February durable-goods orders.
Gold for April delivery rose $5.60, or 0.5%, to close
at $1,197 an ounce on Comex after tapping an intraday high of $1,199.30.
The close was the highest since March 4.
May silver rose 2 cents, or 0.1%, to settle at $17 an ounce.
Meanwhile, David Govett of Marex Spectron isn’t buying into this recent stretch of strength for gold. “I
cannot see the Fed raising rates in the near future with inflation
non-existent, so the current dollar weakness may be with us for a
while,” he said. “However, it will happen at some stage and with the
rest of the world on an economic slowdown, the U.S. may be the only game
in town. In the long run, I would still want to be long dollars, short
precious metals.”
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Meanwhile, David Govett of Marex Spectron isn’t buying into this recent stretch of strength for gold. “I cannot see the Fed raising rates in the near future with inflation non-existent, so the current dollar weakness may be with us for a while,” he said. “However, it will happen at some stage and with the rest of the world on an economic slowdown, the U.S. may be the only game in town. In the long run, I would still want to be long dollars, short precious metals.”