Economic data releases out of China and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen’s first congressional appearance since being sworn in Feb. 3 could influence gold prices next week.
In the U.S., economic data will focus on the consumer, with retail sales one of the main reports slated for release next week.
Economic data releases out of China and Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen’s first congressional appearance since being sworn in Feb. 3 could influence gold prices next week.
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