Justin Juozapavicius
Justin Juozapavicius brings over two decades of award-winning experience in journalism and communications to his role as a precious metals news analyst at GoldPrice.org. His extensive portfolio includes work for prominent organizations such as The Associated Press, Raytheon, and Pioneer Natural Resources. A Chicago native, Justin holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Oklahoma State University and currently resides in Dallas.

Gold Surges, Then Falls in Volatile Trading on Downbeat Payroll Data, Labor Market Slowdown
Gold prices closed in on their all-time high Friday morning before erasing their sizable gains as dismal nonfarm employment data showing a significant cooldown in the labor market contributed to erratic trading.

Gold Gains on Spike in Unemployment Claims, Downturn in Business Conditions
Gold prices edged higher Thursday as a surprise spike in U.S. unemployment claims and deteriorating business conditions in the manufacturing sector suggested a longer upside for the yellow metal in the near term.

Gold Continues Climb as Fed Chief Says September Rate Cut ‘On the Table’
Gold prices jumped Wednesday afternoon on remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that a cut in the benchmark interest rate could be ‘on the table’ by September if current economic conditions hold steady.

Gold Edges Higher on Job Openings Decline, Mixed Consumer Sentiment Data
Gold prices signaled a modest recovery Tuesday, based on data showing a decline in job openings and mixed consumer sentiment heading into Wednesday’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

Gold Prices Stall on Stronger Dollar as Anxious Market Awaits Fed Meeting
Gold prices stalled below resistance Monday on a stronger dollar as bullion investors looked to this week’s Fed meeting and expected economic data to gauge how the market will perform in the near term.

Gold Prices Shoot Up as Key Fed Inflation Gauge Comes in Higher Than Expected
Gold prices moved higher Friday morning on the heels of a report showing that the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge came in slightly higher than expected last month.
The yellow metal was on pace to trim Thursday’s nearly 1.5% decline and recover some of the losses incurred in the last six of seven trading sessions.
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