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Gold edges higher as markets weigh Warsh's inflation message after Fed decision

Malaysia Times desk Original: New Straits Times↗ 7/30 10:52 X

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NEW YORK: Gold prices edged higher on Thursday, as markets assessed comments from US Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh on tackling inflation after the central bank left interest rates unchanged at its latest policy meeting.

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Spot gold was up 0.4 per cent at US$4,080.38 per ounce, as of 0103 GMT. US gold futures for August delivery gained 1.1 per cent to US$4,078.

A divided Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, while Warsh reaffirmed the US central bank's commitment to bringing inflation under control, leaving markets uncertain about its next policy move.

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Source: New Straits Times
Originally published: Jul 30, 2026
Updated here: Aug 15, 2026
Produced by: Malaysia Times desk (brief) — reporting by the source
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Gold edges higher as markets weigh Warsh's inflation message after Fed decision

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