Gold (GC=F) futures opened at $3,796.90 per ounce on Wednesday, up 0.4$3,780.60. The precious metal eclipsed the $3,800 per ounce threshold in early trading before pulling back. Gold’s latest surge follows three Fed governor speeches earlier this week that shared conflicting views on managing interest rates in this economy. On Monday, Stephen Miran argued for a 2-point rate reduction. Miran is the newest Fed governor, appointed by President Trump. Tuesday, Michelle Bowman implied ...