最新报道:According to Bijie.com, gold prices dipped slightly in early Asian trading on September 15th due to profit-taking and a stronger dollar, but remained near record highs amid widespread market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut this week. Gold futures fell approximately 0.4% to $3,672 per ounce, while the dollar index remained flat around 97.55. Peak Trading Research analysts stated, "The market has almost fully priced in the Fed's first rate cut since December 2024," adding, "Powell's speech will be closely watched for the Fed's outlook on inflationary pressures, recent labor market weakness, and the impact of potential tariffs on monetary policy." Continued geopolitical uncertainty, strong central bank gold purchasing demand, and continued inflows into gold-backed ETFs are further supporting gold prices.