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Gold Trade Reminder: Gold prices fluctuate in a narrow range on Christmas Eve, with the market focused on the Federal Reserve's actions in 2025.
On Wednesday (December 25), the Gold market will be closed for the Christmas holiday; Gold prices remained stable on Tuesday during light holiday trading, with investors looking ahead to the Federal Reserve's interest rate strategy and the tariff policies of President-elect Trump, which may impact the trend of Gold next year. Spot Gold fluctuated narrowly on Tuesday, closing up 0.16% at $2616.74 per ounce, with a daily range of only $11.36. Zain Vawda, a market Analyst at OANDA MarketPulse, said: "The current sideways movement seems to be mainly driven by a low liquidity environment."
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