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Futures contracts for gold prices were signed during the US session to see their highest since April 11, amid a low dollar index an American, according to their inverse relationship, on the threshold of revealing the book's report, Paige and the talk of the Federal Open Market Committee members on Wednesday.
At:@@ pm GMT, futures for gold prices rose 15 June June, 0.50 percent for the time being. At $1,356.30 for the ounce compared with the opening at $1,349.50 of the ounce, amidst the US dollar index falling 0.01% to 89.51 levels compared Opening at 89.52.
The market is currently waiting for the US economy to disclose the report of the Big Book, which is important in being issued two weeks before the meeting of the Federal Market Commission. Which is one of the pillars on which the Federal Reserve Bank's monetary policy makers build their decisions and orientations to support And stimulating the American economy.
Investors also look forward to what will be brought about by the talk of the Federal Open Market Committee member and the New York Bank's Federal Reserve President William Dudley in college Lyman at NYU as well as a member of the Federal Open Market Committee, Randall Quarles, at the annual meeting of the Bretton Woods Committee in Washington.
Otherwise, we followed US President Donald Trump's statement on his Twitter account that both Japan and South Korea want in the return of the United States to the Pacific Partnership Agreement "Tpp", and the United States does not want to return to it again.
US President Trump noted that the United States favors bilateral agreements because they are more efficient and profitable in addition to being in favor workers in his country, and Trump announced that the United States withdrew from the PP convention, accusing it of causing damage to the US economy And workers in the United States.
In another context, the White House economic advisor Larry Kolbucket confirmed that the United States wants to sign a free trade agreement with Japan, explaining that there are some differences on trade issues between the two countries, adding that his country will work to overcome such differences and reach Trade agreement with Japan during the period.
Kolbucket also disclosed that US President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will jointly discuss the possibility of exempting Japan from the application of the US-declared tariffs on steel imports of 25 percent and aluminium 10 percent recently.
