Gold Drops Below $4,000 Again. Will Friday’s Inflation Data Deepen the Slide?
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Gold fell to $3,963.44 on Thursday, slipping below $4,000 for the third time since late October as hotter-than-expected October inflation led traders to fully price in a quarter-point Federal Reserve rate hike in December. The move underscores how monetary policy expectations are again driving bullion flows, with the metal struggling to hold the $4,000 threshold. Friday's Producer Price Index report is the next catalyst, with investors watching whether a stronger reading reinforces December hike bets and extends the slide.
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