Gold spot falls more than $30 per ounce... US October CPI exceeds expectations
Original headline금 현물 온스당 30달러 넘게 하락…미 10월 CPI 예상 웃돌아
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Spot gold fell more than $30 per ounce to $4,046 and spot silver dropped over 3% to $51.72 on the evening of Nov. 10 after U.S. October CPI data came in above market expectations, according to Gate price data. The Labor Department release showed September CPI up 0.6% month-over-month and 3.7% year-over-year, with both headline and core monthly gains exceeding forecasts just before the metals slid. The move matters because it signals traders paring expectations for near-term rate cuts, lifting real yields and pressuring non-yielding assets. Watch the next CPI print and Fed commentary for whether the disinflation trend resumes.
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US CPI, Gold spot, Silver spot, US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Gate