As Fed Pivot Nears, Gold Could Soar
Jan 26, 2023
The U.S. Federal Reserve has moved to increase the benchmark interest rate for several consecutive months in an effort to forestall escalating inflation. While the Fed’s efforts have been noble, the effect of these consistent interest rate hikes on gold prices has been immense.
As benchmark interest rates rose and the dollar surged in value…
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