| The gold market — expecting extremely dovish comments from the Federal Reserve Wednesday, following its monetary policy meeting, could be disappointed, creating some selling pressure according to some analysts.
Comex February gold futures pushed to nearly a three-month high Tuesday as the U.S. central bank started the first day of its two-day meeting and last traded at $1,118.3 an ounce. According to some analysts, gold prices are benefiting in part because of shifting interest rate expectations. In December, the Fed indicated that they expected to raise interest rates four times in 2016 with the next rate hike scheduled for March...............................................Full Article: Source
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