Gold prices rose again on Friday after hitting a three-week low earlier in the week, after a batch of U.S. inflation reports were seen as not alarming enough.
Labor's bargaining power, the end of monetary-policy leniency, and struggles between U.S. and China are about to play a major role for multi-asset investors.
A less-than-straightforward August's consumer price index came in mostly in line with expectations and provided reasons for the Federal Reserve to hike again.
Gold prices trade higher on Wednesday, sticking to a tight trading range as investors digest the latest reading on U.S. inflation, which revealed the largest.