CB Consumer Confidence: Expected to remain stable at 100.2, slightly down from 100.3. A drop in consumer confidence could lead to higher gold prices due to increased economic uncertainty."} 7b:{"position":28,"content":"

Richmond Manufacturing Index: Previous at -17, forecast at -14. A less negative reading could indicate some stabilization in manufacturing, which might curb gold's appeal as a risk-off asset."} 7c:{"position":29,"content":"

Wednesday, Aug 28:"} 7d:{"position":30,"content":"

FOMC Member Waller Speaks: Any hints about future rate cuts could trigger movements in gold and silver."} 7e:{"position":31,"content":"

Thursday, Aug 29:"} 7f:{"position":32,"content":"

Prelim GDP q/q: Forecasted at 2.8%, stable from the previous quarter. A stronger-than-expected GDP could pressure gold, while a weaker result could boost its appeal."} 80:{"position":33,"content":"
Unemployment Claims: Expected at 234K, slightly up from 232K. Rising claims might increase demand for safe-haven assets like gold and silver."} 81:{"position":34,"content":"
Prelim GDP Price Index q/q: Steady at 2.3%. Any deviation could influence inflation expectations and gold's trajectory."} 82:{"position":35,"content":"
Pending Home Sales m/m: Expected to slow to 0.2% from 4.8%, which could support gold if it signals a cooling housing

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