Gold prices slide for the second straight day amid U.S. dollar strength and rising Treasury yields following better-than-expected U.S. economic and Fitch’s decision to downgrade U.S. debt.
<p>The other state readings released around the same time:</p><ul><li>Hesse CPI +2.9% vs +3.6% y/y prior</li><li>Brandenburg CPI +3.4% vs +4.6% y/y prior</li>
The strengthening of the US dollar and the negative news on the sterling contributed to the fall of the GBPUSD pair. Nevertheless, the latest UK macroeconomic data are encouraging, but BoE officials s
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