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Gold prices fell today, with tension decreased between the United States and Vietnam after concluding a trade agreement, while customers are awaiting US job data later in the day to obtain indicators on the American interest track.
By 00:29 GMT, gold fell 0.3 percent to $ 3345.57 an ounce.
US gold futures lost 0.1 percent to $ 3356.60.
US President Donald Trump said yesterday, Wednesday, that the United States will impose less customs duties than it has pledged to 20 percent on various commodities from Vietnam.
The country in Southeast Asia is the tenth largest trading partner for the United States.
Meanwhile, American and Indian negotiators sought to finish the touches on an agreement to reduce customs tariffs before the deadline set by Trump on the ninth of July.
However, the differences on American dairy products and agricultural exports remain without a solution, according to sources familiar with the talks.
Trump did not show indications of extending the deadline for negotiations despite the stumbling of discussions with Japan, another major commercial partner, but he expressed optimism about the agreement with India.
The Employment Report issued by the ADP Research Foundation said that the number of private sector jobs in the United States fell 33 thousand jobs in June, recording the first decrease in more than two years, as it hindered the state of economic uncertainty.
Investors are now awaiting the non -agricultural job report and it is issued today, and it is expected to increase 110,000 jobs in June, a decrease of 139,000 in May, according to a Reuters poll.
The market is currently expecting to reduce the US interest rate of 66 basis points this year between September and December.
For other precious metals, silver in instant transactions decreased 0.6 percent to $ 36.36 an ounce, platinum lost 0.5 percent to $ 1412.13 and palladium fell 0.4 percent to $ 1150.28.
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