let's get back to gina sanchez. let's talk about the story we touched on before the fed minutes yesterday. simply what they told us is that the fed is somewhat concerns about the patch of weaker data i guess primarily weaker than expected cpi numbers. is a june hike not a done deal after all? >> interestingly, i do think they showed less conviction to that rate hike. obviously they reaffirmed it. the markets are expecting it. i think if we didn't see a june rate hike it would be a surprise. i found it interesting that they did leave the door open for the possibility that the next three weeks of data will carry more importance than we expected. particularly the jobs numbers next week. >> that means that the jobs numbers are so important once again as they were in the last couple years before we saw that stability in those numbers. does that mean a lot of jittery trading when it comes to trading and the dollar? >> well, the dollar has been trading off. to some degree the reflation trade has been making its way back ou

rick role and gina sanchez. ould imagine that your prediction or forecast of gold will have a lot to do with where the dollar is going. >> it has a lot to do with where the dollar is going. those are largely moving against gold. we have an economy that is recovering, we're going into an interest rate hiking cycle. volatility has been low and the dollar has been strengthening. i'm going the give you a couple thing to think about. first expectations have caught up with the macro numbers so people are expected a lot more out of macro data. we saw our first big disappointment for q-1. i think we see more zpoomts as people have gotten lady of where the economy is. i think interest rates, that's probably not going to be positive by the dollar, the question of where the dollar is going right now is a big question and i think that could be beneficiary. and what's happening geopoliticalically that could feed into gold. >> so you think there's a place for gold? >> yeah. there's a short-term place for gold to be in the port

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