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Fed rate decision, crude oil, and geopolitics to drive gold prices next week

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Gold and silver markets are expected to see continued volatility in the coming week. The US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision stands out as the most significant event likely to influence precious metal prices. Movements in crude oil prices and the strength of the US dollar will also play a key role in shaping market sentiment. Monetary policy decisions from other central banks, along with inflation data, will be closely monitored by investors. Broader geopolitical developments and macroeconomic indicators are expected to collectively determine the direction of gold and silver.

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