TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold rose 0.17% to $4,066.85 an ounce in late New York trade on Wednesday, Oct. 28, after trading between $4,025.21 and $4,082.58 during the session. The metal hit its session high at the U.S. stock market close, following the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep rates unchanged and Chair Warsh’s press conference. Spot silver fell 0.81% to $53.857 an ounce, while COMEX copper futures gained 0.45% to $6.6825 a pound.
Gold rises 0.17% to $4,066.85/oz after Fed holds rates steady
The muted gold move despite a steady Fed suggests the decision was largely priced in, with the real signal coming from Warsh's press conference rather than the rate hold itself. The divergence between gold's modest gain and silver's sharper drop points to precious metals trading on their own micro drivers rather than a single macro read. Whether gold can hold above the session's lower range as markets digest the Fed messaging is the open question worth watching.
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