Analyst: The Federal Reserve appears slightly hawkish, gold may pull back to $3,600 in the short term
Jinse Finance reported that Marex analyst Edward Meir stated, "The Federal Reserve's overall stance on interest rates is slightly hawkish, and they are not truly enthusiastic about supporting rate cuts. Therefore, we have seen the US dollar strengthen after the Fed meeting, and US Treasury yields have also risen... I think in the short term, gold prices may be a bit overbought and could further retreat to the $3,600 mark."
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