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Higher interest rates would increase the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates also reduce the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates also cut the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Higher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost for holding non- yielding bullion.
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Higher interest rates lift the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rate reduces the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates reduces the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates decrease the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates reduce opportunity cost for holding non- yielding bullion.
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Non- yielding bullion tends to gain in a low-interest environment and when economic uncertainties rise.
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Rock-bottom rates pressure the dollar and cut the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Higher interest rates reduce investor interest in none- yielding bullion.
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Lower interest rates would support gold because they reduce the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.
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Gold is highly sensitive to rising rates, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non- yielding bullion.