The US Dollar is volatile in the session surrounding the Federal Reserve. DXY, which is an index that measures the Greenback vs.. a basket of major currencies, was initially sold off but has since recovered the losses and is heading a touch higher.
The Federal Reserve rate hike of 25 basis points and accompanying announcements within its statement. The central bank removed the prior language that signaled more hikes were coming. Instead, the statements say the extent to which more firming is needed hinges on the economy. Consequently, Fed futures are pricing in a pause in June and July and rate cuts in September.
All in all, the Fed has opened the door to a rate-hike pause, and Gold price is reacting in kind.
Markets will now await the Chairman, Jerome Powell who will be speaking in the press conference.

The price is bearish while below 101.50.
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