Gold’s price rally takes a breather as stocks stage modest bounce from Monday skid

Gold’s price rally takes a breather as stocks stage modest bounce from Monday skid

Getty Images Gold futures early Tuesday were holding steady with U.S. equities seen recovering partially from Monday’s rout, partly caused by worries that rising coronavirus cases globally are resulting in renewed restrictions on business and consumer activity.

Some commodity experts attributed the buoyancy for gold and other precious metals in recent days to the prospects of uncertainty around the 2020 presidential election set for Nov. 3. Expectations that the U.S. may further increase its fiscal deficits, if the elections in America lead to a sweeping victory for Democrats, are viewed as a potential longer-term boost for gold and silver prices.

“The precious metals are pausing ahead of what is arguably the most important event of the trading year—the U.S. elections in one week,” wrote Jim Wyckoff, analyst at Kitco.com.

“Many markets could pause until after the election results are in. Many traders will want to step away from the markets, or take […]

About the author: StockMan

Please remember:

The information provided here is for general knowledge and educational purposes only.
It is not intended to be a substitute for professional financial advice.
Every individual's financial situation is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another.
Before making any investment or financial decisions, you should always consult with a qualified financial advisor who understands your specific circumstances and goals.

Any information posted on the website has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs and as such, should never be acted upon. Please be aware that any information posted on this site should not be considered to be financial advice and i am not a financial advisor.

Posting Guidelines
Do
  • Do contribute something to the discussion
  • Do post factual information, analysis and your view on company valuations
  • Do disclose if you have an interest in a security
  • Do take our Terms of Use seriously
Do Not
  • Do not make low-content posts, unsubstantiated ramps or untruthful/misleading statements
  • Do not complain about a post unless you have reported it first, and not on the forum.
  • Do not post financial advice
  • Do not advertise or post sponsored content

Get involved!

Get Connected!

Come and join our community. Expand your network and get to know new people!

Comments

No comments yet