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Gold rebounds after two-week slide as Fed rate outlook shifts

Gold rebounded after two weeks of declines as markets increasingly price in the likelihood that the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged this month. Spot gold moved toward $4,180 an ounce. The shift followed remarks by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, which led investors to cut expectations of a near-term hike. Traders are now watching the next FOMC meeting and the U.S. PCE inflation report. Other precious metals also gained.