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Gold scored a new high as the prospect of US interest rate cuts and growing concerns over the Federal Reserve’s future lifted the appeal of precious metals. Spot gold set an all-time record of $3,516.31 per ounce during the Asian trading hours, surpassing the previous high of $3,500.05 from April. By market open in New York, it had pulled back below the $3,500 mark, but still 0.8% higher on the day. Gold futures also touched a new high, trading at roughly $3,580 an ounce in the US. Gold has surpassed its highs from April. The latest rally has been fueled by expectations that the US central bank will lower interest rates for the first time in nine months, aft…
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Gold prices advanced to near-record levels on Friday as investors weighed US economic data and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s future. Spot gold rose 0.8% to $3,445.87 per ounce as of 12:40 p.m. ET, on track for its best month since April. US gold futures jumped 1.1% to $3,513.50 per ounce, just $20 short of a new record high. Click on chart for live prices. The gains come off the back of fresh US data that showed stubborn inflation, as personal consumption expenditures — the Fed’s favored price index — remained well above policymakers’ comfort zone. Still, US consumer spending rose in July by the most in four months, indicating healthy demand. Trad…
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Gold extended gains to a new all-time high on Wednesday, powered by growing bets on a US interest rate cut this month, while the market weighs key economic indicators ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting in two weeks’ time. Spot gold rose another $30 to $3,560.85 an ounce, setting records on back-to-back days. US gold futures also peaked at $3,627.70 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. The rally comes amid increased expectations that the Fed will cut rates later this month, especially after Chair Jerome Powell’s recent comments hinting at this outcome. A monetary easing would boost the appeal of gold, as the metal yields zero interest. “Go…
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Gold prices rose to a new all-time high on Monday, as investors geared up for this week’s Federal Reserve meeting with the expectation that the US central bank will finally let loose and start cutting interest rates. Spot gold hit a fresh peak of $3,682.51 per ounce, about $9 higher than its previous high set nearly a week ago. US gold futures also jumped about 1% to $3,724.90 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. The latest move takes gold’s year-to-date gains up to 40%, with geopolitical uncertainty and robust central bank buying providing strong momentum for the safe-haven metal. After surpassing the $3,500 mark in April, gold has largely consolidated wi…
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October 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic months in recent market history. Gold has smashed through record highs near $3,900 an ounce, yet U.S. stocks remain surprisingly resilient. Rebecca Teltscher, portfolio manager at New Haven Asset Management, tells MINING.com host Devan Murugan that investors are facing a confusing, almost contradictory market landscape. “Take Canada’s TSX versus the US — two markets telling completely different stories,” Teltscher noted. The TSX is driven by gold prices, which are at historic highs, with the gold sector up a staggering 109% year-to-date, in response to factors like increasing central bank demand, i…
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Gold prices soared to a new record on Wednesday, lifted by safe-haven demand amid a US government shutdown, while softer jobs data reinforced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut this month. Spot gold rose as much as 1% to $3,895.13 an ounce, surpassing its previous all-time high of $3,871.45 set just a day ago. US gold futures surged to as high as $3,922.70 per ounce, also a new high. Click on chart for live prices. Driving the rally was the economic uncertainty of a US government shutdown — the first in seven years — which drove investors towards the safety of gold and assets like Bitcoin. The US dollar, meanwhile, continued to weaken, further bolsterin…
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Gold prices soared to a new all-time high on Monday, as a looming US interest rate cut and political uncertainty across the globe buoyed demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold rallied as much as 1.6% for a new record of $3,949.71 per ounce, as it continues to build momentum towards the $4,000-an-ounce milestone. US gold futures also rose 1.6% to a high of $3,971.60 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. With Monday’s moves, gold has now risen nearly 50% so far this year, a record run underpinned by expectations of US rate cuts, sustained central bank purchases, resilient safe-haven demand and broad dollar weakness. Gold prices first b…
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Gold surged above $3,800 an ounce for a new record on Monday, as investors flocked to the safe-haven metal amid fears of a potential US government shutdown. Spot gold rose as much 1.7% to $3,831.27 an ounce, surpassing its previous all-time high by about $50 an ounce. US gold futures were also 1.2% higher, peaking at $3,860.60 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold’s rise was fueled by a continued deterioration of the US dollar, which lost 0.3% as the market awaits developments from a meeting between top US congressional leaders and President Donald Trump on Monday, scheduled right before the Sept. 30 expiration of federal funding. Polit…
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Gold set a new record on Monday, rebounding from Friday’s drop, as uncertainty over US-China trade talks as well as expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut fueled demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold rose as much as 2.9% to $4,380.89 an ounce, surpassing its all-time high from last week before the selloff. US gold futures jumped over 4% to nearly $4,400 an ounce, also a new high. Click on chart for live prices. Prices are now up more than 65% so far in 2025, underpinned by soaring demand for havens in the face of geopolitical and trade tensions, rising fiscal and debt levels, and threats to the Federal Reserve’s independence. The Monday rally comes …
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Gold was little moved on Tuesday following fresh US inflation data that bolstered the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. Spot gold stayed flat at $3,344.63 per ounce as of 11:20 a.m. ET, trading within a narrow range of $3,331.70-$3,357.70 for the day. US gold futures, meanwhile, went 0.4% lower at $3,391.9 per ounce. Click on chart for live prices. New data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the US consumer price index rose 0.2% in July, in line with expectations. According to analysts, this inflation reading gives fresh ammunition to those betting that the Fed will resume rate cutting as soon as next month. “Overall …
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Gold prices slumped on Thursday as hotter-than-expected US inflation data and a drop in jobless claims slashed the odds of a supersized rate cut next month. Spot gold fell 0.3% to around $3,344 an ounce by 10:30 a.m. ET, while US gold futures were 0.4% lower at about $3,394 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold’s decline comes after the Labor Department reported a 3.3% year-on-year rise in the producer price index last month, surpassing forecasts of 2.5%. Weekly jobless claims also came in lower than expected, at 224,000 versus 228,000 forecast. Both the US dollar index and benchmark 10-year yields responded positively to the data, denti…
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Gold scaled another all-time high on Wednesday, surpassing the $4,200-per-ounce mark for the first time, as US rate cut expectations and geopolitical jitters continue to drive up demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold advanced as much as 1.6% to $4,217.95 per ounce, surpassing its previous record high from earlier this week. US gold futures also shot up 1.6% to $4,235.80 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold has been trending up in recent weeks amid expectations that the US Federal Reserve will deliver another interest rate cut this month. Since August, the month leading up to the Fed’s September cut, bullion has risen by more than a qua…
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Gold prices rallied to a near one-month high on Monday, as a combination of geopolitical risks and economic uncertainty fuelled investor demand for safe-haven assets. Spot gold surged 2.6% to about $3,377 an ounce by 11:00 a.m. ET, its highest since the first week of May. US gold futures also gained 2.6%, trading at just above $3,400 an ounce in New York. Meanwhile, the US dollar fell about 0.6% against other currencies, making bullion less expensive to buyers. Stocks also fell as renewed Sino-American trade conflicts bubbled and investors braced for a packed week of economic and political cross-currents, including a critical US jobs report. “The la…
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Gold prices rallied to a one-month peak on Thursday as simmering Middle East tensions, coupled with increased momentum for a Federal Reserve rate cut, drove the metal higher. Spot gold advanced 1.0% to $3,388.20 an ounce as of 10:40 a.m. ET, closing in on the $3,400 mark for the first time since early May. Meanwhile, US gold futures rose by 1.9% to $3,406.60 an ounce in New York. The rally comes amid renewed geopolitical concerns in the Middle East after reports of Israel considering an attack on Iran while the latter is set for nuclear deal talks with US. Gold, a safe-haven asset, surged after news of the possible military strike broke Wednesday evenin…
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Join OANDA Market Analyst Kenny Fisher, Nick Syiek (TraderNick) and podcast host Jonny Hart as they review the latest market news and moves. MarketPulse provides up-to-the-minute analysis on forex, commodities and indices from around the world. MarketPulse is an award-winning news site that delivers round-the-clock commentary on a wide range of asset classes, as well as in-depth insights into the major economic trends and events that impact the markets. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informatio…
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Gold advanced to a new record on Tuesday, with futures surpassing $4,000 an ounce for the first time, as US rate cut expectations and political uncertainty across the globe continue to fuel safe-haven demand. Three-month gold futures rose to as high as $4,014.60 per ounce before pulling back to $3,987.50, while spot gold set a new all-time high of $3,991 per ounce, a few dollars short of the $4,000-an-ounce level. Click on chart for live prices. The rally gained new momentum as the US government shutdown entered its second week, depriving investors of key economic data needed to gauge the timing and extent of Federal Reserve rate cuts. The market is currently pr…
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Click on chart for Live Prices Gold pulled back sharply in overnight trade on Tuesday following US President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement that Israel and Iran had agreed to a complete ceasefire. Gold fell as much as 1.6% or more than $50 to $3,316 an ounce on Tuesday. Bullion remains up more than 25% since the start of the year with investors piling into the metal as a safe haven asset during geopolitical turmoil. The economic fallout of trade tensions also persuaded investors to opt for bullion over riskier assets and continued central bank buying underpinned the metal’s advance this year. Trump made the announcement, later confirmed by Israel…
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Despite gold’s recent slump, CIBC Capital Markets still expects the yellow metal to reach new heights this year, with prices averaging $3,600 per ounce in the second half. Behind the bullish forecast is “a banquet of uncertainty around the world” boosting the appeal of alternative reserve assets, according to analysts led by Anita Soni. Amongst the key drivers cited by Soni’s team are expectations for lower interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty and continued stockpiling by central banks. “We continue to expect a positive macroeconomic setup for gold,” Soni wrote in a report last week. “We believe [US] rate cuts are likely and it’s a matter of ‘when and how …
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Almost 70% of global institutional investors expect gold prices to post additional gains next year, Goldman Sachs said, citing the conclusions of a new poll. The biggest proportion of respondents — 36% — think gold will top $5,000 per oz. by the end of 2026, New York-based Goldman said Friday. Another third of participants said they expect the precious metal to trade between $4,500 and $5,000 over the same timeframe, while just over 5% of those polled see prices dropping to between $3,500 and $4,000. The investment bank surveyed more than 900 clients on its Marquee platform from Nov. 12 to 14. Rate cuts Buoyed in part by sustained central buying and expecta…
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Despite the recent slump in prices, analysts remain bullish on gold heading into next year, with many forecasting the yellow metal to reach the pivotal $5,000/oz. level. Metals Focus, a UK-based precious metals consultancy, was among those making such a prediction. In its annual report, the firm wrote that it expects gold to challenge the $5,000 level in 2026. For the entire year, prices could average $4,560/oz., representing a 33% upside over 2025 levels, it added. The biggest factor driving gold higher, according to Metals Focus, is the ongoing US trade policy uncertainty, which produced macroeconomic risks that drove up demand for safe havens. Gold, which tends…
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Gold climbed more than 2% on Monday as expectations of another US rate cut grew following last week’s release of soft economic data and a tentative deal to end the longest government shutdown in American history. Spot gold shot above the $4,100-an-ounce level during the morning trading, before pulling back slightly to around $4,085 an ounce for a 2.1% intraday gain. US gold futures had a similar rise, trading at about $4,094 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. The rally coincides with increased market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month, after employment and consumer reports last week both showed signs of economic slowdown. A…
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Gold prices continue to rise, directly linked to expectations of a more accommodative monetary policy from the US Federal Reserve. However, many other factors are also providing strong support for the metal. As the data shows, in August, the People's Bank of China increased its gold reserves for the tenth consecutive month, continuing to diversify its holdings by reducing the share of US dollars. This strategic decision is part of a broader dedollarization trend seen in several countries seeking greater financial independence and protection against dollar exchange rate fluctuations. The data indicate that China is not alone in its pursuit of gold. Many central banks worl…
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Yesterday, gold prices rose for the third consecutive day after the Federal Reserve announced the widely anticipated rate cut. Silver also soared to record highs. The price of gold increased by 0.5% and approached the mark of $4,248 per ounce, as treasury yields and the dollar declined following the last FOMC meeting of the year. The US central bank lowered interest rates for the third meeting in a row, maintaining the probability of only one rate cut in 2026. It is worth noting that the Fed's dovish stance favorably impacts precious metals, which typically benefit from low interest rates since they do not pay interest. Despite the cautious stance of the Fed, investors s…
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Yesterday, the price of gold approached its record high as investors, digesting the U.S. labor market data, anxiously awaited inflation figures. The escalation of tensions in Venezuela has also increased demand for the metal. Silver similarly rose to a new high, continuing its powerful rally. The price of gold surpassed $4,325 per ounce, recovering from a slight decline in the previous session. The inflation data, to be published on Thursday, will be closely monitored to understand how it may affect the Federal Reserve's readiness for further rate cuts. The rise in gold prices was also influenced by events in Venezuela, where President Donald Trump ordered a blockade of a…
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Gold prices have fallen from a new all-time high amid a strengthening U.S. dollar, following the Federal Reserve's announcement of an anticipated interest rate cut after months of intense White House pressure to reduce borrowing costs. This decision, made despite lingering concerns about persistent inflation, triggered a wave of selling in gold, which is traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset during periods of economic uncertainty and currency weakness. Although the rate cut was expected, some analysts saw it as a sign of the Fed's vulnerability to political pressure. Investors fear that further concessions could lead to runaway inflation and undermine confidence in th…
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