Gold Forecast: XAU/USD sees a dead cat bounce ahead of US jobs data
Gold attempts a tepid recovery from an eight-week low of $4,110, reached on Monday, pausing the sharp sell-off early Tuesday. Gold remains vulnerable as US jobs data looms Gold is seeing a dead cat bounce as sellers take a breather, with the US Dollar (USD) entering a phase of bullish consolidation alongside the US Treasury bond yields. The global bond rout deepened on Monday, bringing the monthly sell-off to its heaviest in two years and sending the benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield to a 19-year high above 5.27%. Soaring yields triggered a massive meltdown in global stocks, making them less attractive as an alternative investment. As a result, a ‘sell everything’ mode ensued, and Gold crumbled almost 4%. Investors liquidated their Gold long positions to cover their losses in bond and stock markets. The bright metal also faced headwinds from increased bets on an October US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate hike, which bolstered USD and weighed heavily on non-yielding assets such as Gold. Discover more Blockchain development services Financial Markets News Blockchain technology consulting Markets are pricing in a 70% chance of a rate hike in October, according to CME Groups FedWatch Tool. Elevated Oil prices, amid the US-Iran standoff and renewed threats of US strikes on Iran, keep global









