Gold hits a record $2966.19 per ounce as central banks, including Poland, boost their gold reserves.
Gold nears $2,950 as weaker inflation boosts rate-cut expectations; resistance at $2,947, with support around $2,913.
Core PCE may rise to 0.36%, with year-on-year growth reaching 2.8%, exceeding February’s figures.
Silver eyes a breakout above $33.40, driven by inflation data, Fed policy signals, and rising safe-haven demand.
Treasury Secretary Bessent emphasized fiscal control, trade impacts, and economic stability while addressing government shutdown and tariffs.
Producer inflation in the US moderated as PPI rose 3.2% year-on-year, lower than January’s 3.7% increase.
Core PCE inflation to rise to 2.8% from 2.6%, with a 0.36% monthly increase in February.
US unemployment claims fell to 220,000, while continuing claims dropped to 1.87 million, strengthening the US dollar.
France remains firm on protecting industries, while EURUSD and GBPUSD test key levels amid market declines.
Jobless claims decline, gold hits record $2,980, EUR/USD at 1.0850, GBP/USD at 1.2950, metaverse tokens correct.
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