Wait-and-see mode sets in on the gold market: TD Securities

Wait-and-see mode sets in on the gold market: TD Securities

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(Kitco News) With the U.S. election seven days away, gold traders are now in the wait-and-see mode, says TD Securities. "Participants are also evaluating the potential for a fiscal stimulus deal to be struck in the lame duck session — which hinges on the election results," write TD Securities commodity strategists. A blue wave scenario at the polls is likely to offer support to the gold price in the long-term, the strategists add. "A Blue Wave has driven expectations of a lower dollar, as more stimulus fuels a global reflationary wave, but it has also fueled the bear steepening in the Treasury curve. While we think the Fed will mitigate these risks shortly after the election by extending […]

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