Key unfavorable data for gold investors:
- The Dow Jones industrial average posted its fourth consecutive intraday and closing record highs, while European shares and a gauge of global equity markets rose to their highest levels in more than 4-1/2 years.
- The dollar touched a 3-1/2-year high against the yen and a three-month peak against the euro
- U.S. unemployment rate fell to a four-year low of 7.7 percent last month.
- a 1.2 percent gain in U.S. wholesale inventories in January to $504.4 billion - the fastest pace of growth since December 2011
Favorable data for gold investors:
- Job market continues to move sideways at a frustratingly slow trend for the Fed. The length of time people are unemployed deteriorated, the number of discouraged workers increased, voluntary job labor fell and the labor force participation rate declined.
- This is report is not going to inspire any kind of change in monetary policy, it is certainly not going to inspire any kind of discussion to end Quarterly Easing earlier than expected.
Summary
Expecting a slight drop in gold price come Monday. Will continue to post updates when I get any.
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