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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 12/02/2021
Fundamental analysis
12 February, 2021
Gold slipped on Friday as the dollar rebounded, while platinum took a breather after expectations of a rebound in industrial demand drove a rally to a more than six-year peak and put it on course for its best week in two months. Still expectations for a stimulus package in the United States helped to put gold prices on course for a 0.2% rise this week, which would be its first weekly rise in three. Investors often buy gold to hedge possible risks of inflation that could be spurred by massive stimulus.