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Bart Melek, vice president and head of commodity research with TD Securities, also likes PGMs in the long term.
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Bart Melek, vice president and head of commodities research with TD Securities, also looks for gold to trade sideways for a little.
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Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy with TDS Securities, echoed similar sentiments, characterizing the upward GDP revision as unusually large for a third estimate by the government.
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Bart Melek, vice president and director, head of commodity strategy, rates and foreign exchange research at TD Securities, said just chatter from Iran and Israel could push the risk premium on crude higher.
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Bart Melek, vice president and director head of commodity strategy, rates and foreign exchange research at TD Securities, said that change in strategy by the Fed to outright purchases is supportive to gold.
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Meanwhile, Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy for TD Securities, looks for gold to track other risk assets during the debate, meaning it would likely fall on a stand-off if markets like equities did likewise.
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Often, traders have tended to take positions ahead of Fed releases or appearances in which market participants have factored in a greater likelihood of more QE, pointed out Bart Melek, director of commodity strategy, rates and foreign-exchange research for TD Securities.
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All of this is supportive for gold prices, and it may prompt people to buy the yellow metal as an inflation hedge as worries that the current high oil prices will last into the summer, said Bart Melek, vice president and director, head of commodity strategy, rates and foreign exchange research and TD Securities.
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