This Friday, gold remained stable. The latest American data have Tempered expectations further cuts in interest rates from the Federal Reserve this year, while new tariffs announced by the American president Donald Trump gave some support to the precious metal, on the eve of the publication of a key inflation report expected later in the day.

The course spot gold held steady at $3,748.41 per ounce at 06:05 GMT, nevertheless showing an increase of 1.6% since the start of the week. American gold futures for delivery in December also remained stable at $3,774.50.

According to Tim Waterer, chief analyst at KCM Trade, “Gold is changing in a pretty way hesitant, with investors showing reluctance to engage with conviction, lest the core PCE data reflect, even vaguely, the strong increase in GDP.”

Money Spot fell by almost 1% to $44.83 per ounce, platinum fell by almost 1% to $44.83 per ounce jumped 0.8% to $1,541.39, nearing a 12-year high, and the palladium rose 0.9% to $1,261.59. The three metals were moving towards weekly gains