The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index -- also known as the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge -- for June is due out later this week. Investors will be eyeing the data for insight into the central bank's timeline of interest rate decisions, with many still hoping for at least one rate cut this year. Some officials are hesitant, however, as inflation remains high.
GOLD is up 0.6% to trade at $16.70 at last check, after bouncing off long-term support at the $16 level. The security isn't too far off from its April 12, 52-week high of $18.94, despite recent pressure at the $17 region. In the past nine months, the stock added 14.2%. NEM is down 1.2% to trade at $41.40 at last check. The security has been trading above the 20-day moving average -- which is ready to contain today's losses -- since late March, after gapping to a Feb. 28, roughly six-year low of $29.43. NEM is flat for the year and in the last 12 months.Expert Trader Chris Prybal is no stranger to volatility, and has mastered finding big stock rallies while other traders aren't looking over the weekend.
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