Gold price shot higher to a fresh bull cycle high on the back of the Federal Reserve's dovish tilt that markets have priced in, smelling a 'Fed-pivot' around the corner, bullish for the Gold price.
At the time of writing, the Gold price is trading at $1,950 and has rallied from a low of $1,920.58 reaching as high as $1,954.64. The Fed terminal rate has fallen to under 4.9% amid Federal Reserve's chair Powell's comments that followed the eighth rate hike in a year. However, the Federal Reserve slowed its pace to a quarter of a point in a nod to an improved inflation outlook, underpinned by Federal Reserve's chairman, Jerome Powell, when he took questions from the press.
Federal Reserve Jerome Powell's key comments
"We can now say for the first time that the disinflationary process has started".
Powell speech: Very difficult to manage the risk of doing too little on rates
Powell speech: Disinflationary process is in early stages
Powell speech: History cautions against prematurely loosening policy
Powell speech: Well-anchored longer-term inflation expectations not grounds for complacency
Powell speech: Will likely have to maintain restrictive stance for some time
Powell speech: Very difficult to manage the risk of doing too little on rates
Powell speech: Policymakers did not see this as a time to pause
Powell speech: Will not be appropriate to cut rates this year according to our current outlook
Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve was retaining its prior language in the statement and Fed fund futures are still pricing in rate cuts this year, with the Fed funds rate seen at 4.486% by end of December, unchanged prior to the Fed decision. The March Federal Reserve meeting is priced in at 85% for 25 bps with the remainder at no change.
United States data supports higher Gold price
In data from the United States, The January ADP jobs report undershot expectations, with private sector jobs up 106k in January, versus 253k previously (and 180k expected) and this data will still cast some doubt over forecasts for a firm January Nonfarm Payrolls print. The US ISM Manufacturing index fell further in January, dropping to 47.4 (48.4 previously). That’s the third month in a row of contraction (below 50).
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