Following The Release Of The US PCE Data, The US Dollar Index (DXY) Fluctuated Little, Rising Slightly By About 7 Points To 100.70

Following The Release Of The US PCE Data, Spot Gold Saw Little Short-term Fluctuation, Last Trading At $4073.58 Per Ounce

The Number Of Continuing Claims For Unemployment Benefits In The U.S. For The Week Ended July 18 Stood At 1.782 Million, Compared With An Expectation Of 1.798 Million And A Previously Reported Figure Of 1.796 Million Revised Upward To 1.789 Million

The Four-week Moving Average Of Initial Jobless Claims In The U.S. For The Week Ended July 25 Stood At 202,750, Revised From The Previous Figure Of 207,500 To 207,750

U.S. Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Rose By 0.4% Month-over-month In June, With The Prior Reading Revised Upward From 0.30% To 0.4%

The U.S. June PCE Price Index Posted A Monthly Change Of -0.1%, Matching The Forecast Of -0.10%, While The Prior Reading Was Revised Upward From 0.40% To 0.5%

The Preliminary Annualized Quarterly Rate Of The U.S. PCE Price Index For Q2 Was 5.1%, Compared To 4.6% In The Previous Quarter

The Preliminary Annualized Quarter-over-quarter Rate Of Final Sales In The U.S. For Q2 Was 2.2%, Versus An Expectation Of 2% And A Previous Reading Of 1.9%

The Number Of Americans Filing For Unemployment Benefits For The Week Ending July 25 Was 197,000, The Lowest Since The Week Ending April 25, 2026