Gold on track for third straight weekly loss as US inflation data looms
Spot gold dropped to its lowest level since July and faced its steepest weekly decline in over four months, falling 4% for the week and slipping below the $4,000 threshold. The selloff was driven by surging oil prices following Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which intensified inflation fears and strengthened expectations of prolonged monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve. Jim Wyckoff, a market analyst at American Gold Exchange, noted that equity margin calls also forced traders to liquidate precious metal assets.
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- ✓ Spot gold fell 0.6% to $3,998.35 an ounce by 11:20 a.m. EDT on Friday, touching a session low of $3,975.23.
- ✓ Bullion fell 4% on the week, putting it on track for its worst week since June.
- ✓ US gold futures for December delivery settled 1.3% lower at $4,007.90 per ounce.
- ✓ Brent crude touched a more than five-month high after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked energy supply disruption concerns.
What changed
Spot gold fell below $4,000 an ounce for the first time since mid-July, touching a session low of $3,975.23.
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Gold Slides Below $4000 as Oil Surge Fuels Rate Hike Bets
Spot gold dropped to its lowest level since July and faced its steepest weekly decline in over four months, falling 4% for the week and slipping below the $4,000 threshold. The selloff was driven by surging oil prices following Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which intensified inflation fears and strengthened expectations of prolonged monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve. Jim Wyckoff, a market analyst at American Gold Exchange, noted that equity margin calls also forced traders to liquidate precious metal assets.
Why it matters
Inflation data showed September consumer prices rose 0.6% on the month and 3.7% annually, while producer prices climbed 1.3% and 6.3% respectively. These stubborn cost pressures combined with energy spikes diminished the appeal of bullion despite traditional safe-haven drivers. Federal Reserve policy decisions are anticipated at the upcoming October meeting.
What is confirmed
- Spot gold fell 0.6% to $3,998.35 an ounce by 11:20 a.m. EDT on Friday, touching a session low of $3,975.23.
- Bullion fell 4% on the week, putting it on track for its worst week since June.
- US gold futures for December delivery settled 1.3% lower at $4,007.90 per ounce.
- Brent crude touched a more than five-month high after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia stoked energy supply disruption concerns.
- September consumer prices rose 0.6% on the month and 3.7% annually, while producer prices increased 1.3% and 6.3% respectively.
Still unconfirmed
- India gold demand strengthens on lower prices and festive purchases.
What to watch next
- The outcome of the Federal Reserve policy meeting scheduled for October 27-28.
- Upcoming central bank decisions on monetary policy easing trajectories.
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Gold Heads for Steep Weekly Loss on Inflation Worries
Gold prices are tracking toward a steep weekly decline as higher oil costs fuel persistent inflation concerns and expectations of a prolonged high interest rate environment. Spot gold eased on Friday following a series of losses earlier in the week. Markets are positioning for upcoming central bank policy decisions, with attention focused on the Federal Reserve meeting scheduled for next week. The precious metal also faced downward pressure from a stronger US dollar and rising bond yields as traders awaited key inflation data.
Why it matters
Elevated energy prices, driven by Brent crude trading above $110 a barrel due to ongoing hostilities in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, have strengthened the case for tighter monetary policy. As a non-yielding asset, gold struggles in an environment of higher borrowing costs and firm bond yields. Central banks globally face continued pressure from inflation, with the European Central Bank expected to implement further rate increases and Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda noting that underlying inflation is close to the 2 percent target.
What is confirmed
- Spot gold fell 0.1% to $4,137.84 per ounce on Tuesday, extending losses for a third consecutive session.
- Brent crude traded above $110 a barrel, reaching its highest level since May amid ongoing hostilities in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
- According to the CME FedWatch tool, the probability of no change at the October 27-28 Federal Reserve meeting stands at 84%.
- Gold is down roughly 5% over the past month and remains below the record set in January when prices topped $5,600.
Still unconfirmed
- Markets are pricing in roughly a 94% probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike in December.
What to watch next
- The upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting and the PCE price index release next week.
- Central bank decisions and commentary regarding potential interest rate adjustments and inflation targets.
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Gold Slides to Two-Week Low on Oil Rally and Inflation Worries
Gold fell to its lowest level in more than two weeks on Thursday as a rally in oil prices heightened inflation worries. The drop places the precious metal on track for a weekly decline as traders assess Federal Reserve signals. This downward pressure contrasts with a brief rebound earlier in the week when gold prices edged higher as a result of retreating US Treasury yields. Markets continue to monitor upcoming central bank decisions and inflation data.
Why it matters
Precious metal prices face continuous pressure as shifting inflation expectations and central bank rate signals drive market volatility. Persistent inflation concerns, fueled recently by rising oil prices, complicate the monetary policy outlook for the Federal Reserve. Investors closely track treasury yields and economic data releases to gauge the timing and scale of upcoming interest rate adjustments.
What is confirmed
- Gold slipped to its lowest level in more than two weeks on Thursday as a rally in oil prices heightened inflation worries.
Still unconfirmed
- Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday, rebounding from a near one-week low hit earlier in the session as weaker US Treasury yields lent support.
What to watch next
- Next week's Federal Reserve policy decision and interest rate announcements
- Further movements in US Treasury yields and crude oil prices
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- www.marketscreener.com — Gold edges higher as yields retreat, Fed decision in focus
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- economictimes.indiatimes.com — Gold set for a weekly drop as traders assess Fed signals
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Gold Heads for Weekly Loss After Hot Inflation Report
Spot gold dropped sharply after a stronger-than-expected Consumer Price Index report fueled expectations of aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes. Spot gold fell 1.7% to $4,086.06 per ounce, while December US gold futures slid 1.6% to $4,108.60 per ounce. Although a softer dollar allowed gold to edge slightly higher on Friday, the precious metal remained on track for its third consecutive weekly loss. The hot inflation figures caused markets to reprice the probability of an upcoming central bank rate increase.
Why it matters
Gold typically acts as a traditional hedge against rising consumer prices. However, the recent hotter-than-expected inflation data caused the precious metal to crater instead of surging. Stronger inflation readings boost the value of the US dollar and Treasury yields, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
What is confirmed
- Spot gold dropped 1.7% to $4,086.06 per ounce on Wednesday.
- US gold futures for December delivery fell 1.6% to $4,108.60 per ounce.
- The Consumer Price Index rose 0.6% last month after climbing 0.4% in August.
- The US dollar index climbed 0.4% following the inflation report.
Still unconfirmed
- Markets see about a 44% chance of a US rate hike this month, up from about 22% before the inflation data.
What to watch next
- Upcoming Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions
- Further US inflation and economic data releases
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- www.kitco.com — Gold drops over 1% as hot US inflation data boosts Fed hike bets
- www.cnbc.com — Gold drops over 1% as hot U.S. inflation data boosts Fed hike ...
- www.cnbc.com — Gold edges up as dollar slips, Fed outlook in focus
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold set for a weekly drop as traders assess Fed signals
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold ticks up on softer dollar, but heads for weekly fall
- finance.yahoo.com — Gold Lost $100 an Ounce in Hours After the Inflation Report
- www.kitco.com — Gold down for third straight session as markets await US ...
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold holds firm ahead of US inflation data | MarketScreener
- finance.yahoo.com — Gold Price Slides on Hot Inflation, but Schiff Says It’s a Gift
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold edges higher as investors assess Fed rate-hike odds
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Gold on track for third straight weekly loss as US inflation data looms
Gold prices are easing, pressured by a firmer dollar and higher oil prices, as investors await US inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate trajectory. The precious metal is on track for its third consecutive weekly loss. Prices edged lower on Tuesday, with investors also awaiting remarks from the Federal Reserve chair due later this week.
Why it matters
The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions are closely watched by investors, as they can impact the value of the dollar and, in turn, gold prices. A strong dollar makes gold more expensive for buyers in other countries, which can dampen demand. The US inflation data is a key indicator of the economy's health and can influence the Fed's monetary policy decisions.
What is confirmed
- Gold prices edged lower on Tuesday, while investors awaited key US inflation data and remarks from the Federal Reserve chair due later this week to gauge the outlook on monetary policy.
- Gold prices eased after touching a one-week high on Monday, pressured by a firmer dollar and higher oil prices, while investors awaited US inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate trajectory.
Still unconfirmed
- Botswana is nearing a deal to raise its stake in diamond producer De Beers to about 25%.
What to watch next
- US inflation data release
- Federal Reserve chair's remarks
- US inflation data impact on Federal Reserve interest-rate trajectory
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- www.cnbc.com — Gold eases on strong dollar, oil prices; U.S. inflation data eyed
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold subdued ahead of US inflation data, Warsh remarks
- www.marketscreener.com — Botswana nearing deal to raise De Beers stake to about 25%, Bloomberg reports
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Gold Nudges Higher as Markets Weigh Fed Rate Path and Inflation Risks
Gold prices moved higher on Friday, rising 0.3% in spot trading and 0.4% in December U.S. gold futures, as investors evaluated persistent inflation concerns and the Federal Reserve interest rate trajectory. This uptick followed a volatile week that included a drop to the $4,100 per ounce mark on Wednesday, which was the lowest level in over a month. December gold futures later recovered to settle at $4,192.70 at 4:46 p.m. EDT, after opening at $4,169.20. Bullion found temporary support from a pullback in the U.S. dollar and easing Treasury yields.
Why it matters
Global interest rate repricing continues to drive gold market volatility as traders look for policy clues following the release of Federal Reserve meeting minutes and upcoming U.S. inflation data. Geopolitical tensions and energy markets also remain key variables for investors assessing monetary policy paths. Meanwhile, international policy shifts, such as India letting a bank tax benefit on precious metal imports expire, interact with these broader macroeconomic trends.
What is confirmed
- Gold prices fell more than 1% on Wednesday to the $4,100 per ounce mark, the lowest level in over a month.
- Spot gold rose 0.3% and U.S. gold futures for December rose by 0.4% on Friday.
- December gold futures were up +$25.00 at $4,192.70 as of 4:46 p.m. EDT after opening the session at $4,169.20.
- The Indian government did not extend a tax benefit for banks on imports of gold and other precious metals.
Still unconfirmed
- St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem hinted at the necessity for further rate adjustments to combat inflation.
What to watch next
- Upcoming U.S. inflation data releases
- Further signals on the Federal Reserve interest rate path from central bank officials
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- www.marketscreener.com — Gold flat as focus turns to Fed minutes
- thegoldforecast.com — Gold | The Gold Forecast
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold nudges higher with inflation risks, Fed rate path in focus
- www.marketscreener.com — India withdraws bank tax benefit on gold, silver, platinum imports
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- finance.yahoo.com — Gold prices mostly flat as firmer dollar and Treasury bond ...
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Gold Edges Lower as Markets Weigh Yields and Inflation
Gold prices eased on Thursday as investors evaluated softer United States inflation data against elevated Treasury yields and a strong dollar. Spot gold moved slightly lower at 04:46 ET. Meanwhile, gold prices drifted higher on Monday following soft economic data that reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in October, boosting the appeal of the non-yielding asset. Concurrently, the euro dropped to its lowest level since May 2025 due to French political instability, fiscal worries, and a stronger dollar driven by renewed Federal Reserve rate hike bets.
Why it matters
The precious metals market reacts to shifting monetary policy expectations and macroeconomic pressures. Strong Treasury yields and a robust dollar create headwinds for bullion, while softer economic data and declining rate hike expectations support gold appeal. These movements unfold against broader currency shifts, including pressure on the euro from European fiscal concerns.
What is confirmed
- Spot gold moved slightly lower on Thursday as investors assessed softer US inflation data alongside elevated Treasury yields and a stronger dollar.
- Gold prices drifted higher on Monday after recent soft economic data sharply lowered expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike in October.
Still unconfirmed
- Hedge funds are selling the euro amid French fiscal and political instability and a stronger dollar on renewed Fed hike bets.
What to watch next
- Upcoming United States inflation and employment data releases
- Further movements in Treasury yields and the strength of the dollar
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Gold Heads for Monthly Decline as US Inflation and Jobs Data Loom
Gold prices are heading for a monthly decline while investors await critical United States inflation and employment data. Spot gold experienced weekly drops driven by a strong dollar and elevated Treasury yields, though prices rose following weaker-than-expected jobs reports that lowered yields. Meanwhile, Colombia reported that mostly illegal alluvial gold production expanded by 4.5 percent by area year-on-year in 2025, reaching 118,410 hectares with increases largely affecting Afro-Colombian communities.
Why it matters
Market participants closely monitor macroeconomic indicators from the United States to gauge the trajectory of Federal Reserve monetary policy. Expectations surrounding interest rates and inflationary pressures heavily influence the demand for bullion. Concurrently, separate geopolitical and environmental developments affect physical production centers across South America.
What is confirmed
- Gold is heading for a monthly decline while investors await United States inflation data.
- Mostly illegal alluvial gold production in Colombia expanded 4.5 percent by area year-on-year in 2025 to reach 118,410 hectares.
What to watch next
- Release of United States inflation and jobs reports
- Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions regarding interest rates
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- www.cnbc.com — Gold on track for monthly decline as investors brace for US inflation data
- economictimes.indiatimes.com — Gold heads for monthly decline, US inflation data looms
- www.economies.com — Gold News | Gold News Today | Gold Today | Gold Rates News
- www.cnbc.com — Gold heads for weekly drop as strong dollar, elevated Treasury yields weigh
- www.marketscreener.com — Colombia reports expansion of mostly illegal alluvial gold mining
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Gold Heads for Losses as Inflation Data Looms
Gold prices remained flat in early Asian trading on Thursday after holding steady on Wednesday, yet the precious metal remains on track for weekly and monthly losses. Spot gold is currently down 1.8 percent for the week, though it maintains a 25 percent increase year-to-date. Investors are holding back while awaiting US inflation and jobs data, which provide crucial clues regarding the Federal Reserve monetary policy. Rising interest rate expectations and inflationary pressures continue to weigh on market demand, alongside ongoing tariff uncertainties.
Why it matters
Market participants closely monitor upcoming US economic reports to gauge whether the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates. Stronger expectations of prolonged high rates sap demand for non-yielding assets like gold. Concurrently, ongoing tariff uncertainties and inflationary pressures add volatility to the commodities market.
What is confirmed
- Gold prices were flat in early Asian trading on Thursday as investors awaited US jobs data.
- Spot gold is down 1.8 percent this week.
- Gold holds a 25 percent increase year-to-date.
- Gold held steady on Wednesday but prices remained on track for a monthly loss.
Still unconfirmed
- Mounting rate hike bets are keeping the weekly loss in sight for gold.
What to watch next
- Release of upcoming US inflation data
- Release of US jobs data providing clues on Federal Reserve policy
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- economictimes.indiatimes.com — Mounting rate hike bets keep weekly loss in sight for gold
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold heads for monthly decline, US inflation data looms
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold prices flat ahead of US jobs data | MarketScreener
- www.wionews.com — Gold slips for weekly loss as US inflation dents Fed rate cut ...
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Gold Hovers Near Seven-Week Low on Fed Rate Hike Bets
Gold prices remain near a more than seven-week low, heading toward a weekly loss as rising US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar sap demand. Spot gold recently traded around $4,292 an ounce, down over 2% from the previous week and testing support at $4,300. Market participants face a barrage of upcoming US economic data and inflation concerns, which have strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer. Energy prices driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East add further pressure.
Why it matters
Surging US Treasury yields increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, pulling prices down from higher levels reached earlier in the year. Yet, analysts observe that prices remain relatively resilient, supported by long-term investors remaining in gold exchange-traded funds. Meanwhile, separate industry developments include a labor agreement reached by Barrick Mining in Mali.
What is confirmed
- Gold prices hovered near a more than seven-week low on Tuesday while testing support around $4,300 an ounce.
- Spot gold traded at $4,292 an ounce, down more than 2% from the previous Friday.
- Yields on US 10-year notes pushed to a two-decade high of 5.20%.
- Canada's Barrick Mining reached an agreement with unions at its Loulo-Gounkoto gold mining operation in western Mali, according to Abdoulaye Coulibaly of UNTM.
Still unconfirmed
- Gold prices could face further pressure in the coming days as rising US Treasury yields and rate hike expectations sap demand.
What to watch next
- Upcoming US economic data releases and inflation reports
- Federal Reserve policy decisions regarding interest rates
- Developments in the Middle East conflict affecting energy prices
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- www.marketscreener.com — Gold slips on Fed policy tightening bets
- www.marketscreener.com — Barrick mining reaches deal with Mali gold unions, Bloomberg News reports
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold's lustre dims as Treasury yields surge, markets bet on higher Fed rates
- www.cnbc.com — Gold heads for weekly loss as stronger dollar, Fed rate ...
- www.marketscreener.com — Gold holds near seven-week low, US economic data on tap
- www.economies.com — Gold heads for weekly loss as US Treasury yields surge
- www.cnbc.com — Gold rises but strong Fed hike bets keep it near seven week-low
- finance.yahoo.com — Gold edges higher after 4% plunge as fresh U.S. data looms large
- www.kitco.com — Gold’s $4,300 support faces another test next week as bond ...
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Gold prices fluctuate as investors await Federal Reserve rate decision
Gold prices rose over 1% on Wednesday and edged higher on Friday, supported by a weakening US dollar and falling oil prices. However, the metal declined on Monday due to profit-taking and a firmer dollar. Market participants are currently focused on the conflict in the Middle East and the upcoming US Federal Reserve policy verdict. The recent volatility reflects a tug-of-war between geopolitical tensions and the anticipated interest rate path of the central bank.
Why it matters
Previous price drops were linked to rising oil costs that fueled inflation fears and expectations of higher interest rates. A shift toward diplomacy with Iran and delayed strikes by Trump recently lowered oil prices. These factors directly influence the attractiveness of non-yielding assets like bullion.
What is confirmed
- Gold prices rose over 1% on Wednesday.
- A weaker US dollar and lower oil prices supported gold gains on Wednesday and Friday.
- Market participants are monitoring the conflict in the Middle East.
Still unconfirmed
- WTI oil dropped approximately 2.7% to $97.6 after Trump signaled restraint and openness to talks with Iran.
- Brent oil is trading near $101.
What to watch next
- The US Federal Reserve rate decision verdict
- Further diplomatic developments between the US and Iran
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- www.marketscreener.com — Gold rises on easing oil as Fed rate verdict looms
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Gold stabilizes after hitting one-month low amid Fed anticipation
Gold prices held steady on Tuesday following a session where the metal touched a low not seen in more than one month. The market remains volatile as investors prepare for the U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting this week. Recent price drops stem from a rally in oil prices, which increased inflation fears and strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates. Traders are now awaiting specific policy cues from the central bank to determine the next direction for bullion.
Why it matters
Gold typically moves inversely to interest rates because it provides no yield. When the Federal Reserve raises rates to combat inflation, the appeal of gold often diminishes compared to interest-bearing assets.
Still unconfirmed
- Gold prices eased Monday due to oil price surges fueling inflation concerns and Fed rate-hike bets.
- Gold held steady Tuesday after hitting a more than one-month low.
What to watch next
- The U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting results this week
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Gold faces third straight weekly loss amid US inflation data
Gold prices are trending toward a third consecutive weekly decline as investors react to US inflation data and rising crude oil prices. While some reports indicate gold rose ahead of Consumer Price Index data, others show the metal fell over 1% as inflation figures increased bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes. A modest 0.3% core CPI lift briefly supported the dollar, but overall bullion prices remain under pressure from surging Treasury yields and inflation concerns.
Why it matters
Higher interest rates typically make non-yielding assets like gold less attractive. The current volatility reflects a market attempting to price in the likelihood of a September rate hike.
What is confirmed
- Gold is on track for its third straight weekly loss.
- Rising crude oil prices and Treasury yields are weighing on gold prices.
- US inflation data has increased bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Still unconfirmed
- Gold fell over 1% following US inflation data.
What to watch next
- Federal Reserve decision on September rate hikes
- Further US inflation data releases
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