Gold rises to one-week high, up about 1.2% for the week on bargain buying
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Gold rebounded to a one-week high as bargain hunting followed a two-month low, supported by easing from recent peaks in U.S. yields. However, Fed officials' guidance and FedWatch pricing still imply a high likelihood of another rate hike by December, which typically caps non-yielding bullion's upside. Near-term direction hinges on upcoming CPI as a catalyst, with $4,000 cited as key support.
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Spot gold climbed 1.4% to $4,190.49 and was on track for a weekly gain of about 1.2% as bargain buying emerged after prices hit a two-month low. A Stone X analyst said the $4,000 area is building a floor. US gold futures for December delivery also rose 1.4% to $4,215.60. Markets are pricing an 84% probability of at least one rate hike by December, while spot silver gained 2.6%.
