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Gold and Silver retreat from highs on profit booking AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
- A record climb towards $3640 (~Rs 107,200) has caused gold to see some profitbooking, halting its longest winning run since March but keeping it close to record highs due to rising demand for safe haven assets and anticipation of US monetary easing.
- A potential Supreme Court battle was set in motion on Wednesday when the Trump administration challenged a court decision that invalidated the majority of his international tariffs. Gold and silver continued to be supported by these additional uncertainties, which also included anxieties about debt and the independence of the Federal Reserve.
- In the meantime, July statistics revealed a greater-than-anticipated decline in US job postings, indicating a worse labour market and supporting speculation of a possible rate decrease in September. For more hints on economic momentum and Fed policy, investors are now waiting for Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report, ADP employment data, and US unemployment claims.
Technical Triggers
- Gold and Silver prices have achieved all short-term targets; prices are expected to continue their profit-booking and consolidation after a sharp run-up.
Support and Resistance
| Commodity | Support Level | Resistance Level |
|---|---|---|
| International Gold | $3500/oz | $3650/oz |
| Indian Gold | ₹103,500 / 10 gm | ₹107,500 / 10 gm |
| International Silver | $40.40/oz | $43/oz |
| Indian Silver | ₹123,000 / kg | ₹130,000 / kg |
International News
US Holiday Shopping Expected To Top $1 Trillion For The First Time: NRF
While Overall Buying Power Remains High, Ongoing Inflation and Rising Household Costs Mean Some Families Will Have To Watch Their Spending More Carefully Than Others
The National Retail Federation (NRF) predicts Americans will spend $1.01 trillion on holiday shopping in November and December. That is a 4.2% jump from $972 billion last year.
NRF said its forecast was based on economic modeling that incorporates consumer spending, employment, wages and historical retail sales data. It excludes automobile, gasoline and restaurant sales
Extra Hiring: To handle the surge in shoppers, stores plan to hire 325,000 to 375,000 temporary holiday workers.
Mixed Budget Impact: Higher gas prices and inflation could still strain some family budgets, affecting low- and high-income shoppers differently.
Retailers expect a strong shopping season because people continue to make holiday spending a priority.
Store owners are ready to attract shoppers by offering competitive prices, deals, and choices for every budget.
While overall buying power remains high, ongoing inflation and rising household costs mean some families will have to watch their spending more carefully than others.
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