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Gold is trading at $4,131.71 per ounce, up $68.38 or 1.68% on the day, with most of the advance coming through the New York afternoon. That leaves the week up 4.75% and narrows the year-to-date decline to 4.25%. The bid gathered pace after Comex settlement as the dollar eased and crude fell, easing some of last week’s inflation anxiety.
The immediate driver was a softer greenback alongside a sharp drop in oil. Reuters reported bullion up more than 1% on lower crude and a weaker dollar ahead of Tuesday’s US inflation print. The US dollar index slipped about 0.3% around London hours, making gold cheaper for non-US buyers, while Brent fell roughly 4% intraday, tempering price pressures that have kept real yields elevated. Lower oil and a softer dollar are a friendlier mix for bullion. (uk.marketscreener.com)
Fed speak added a nuance rather than a brake. Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said policy should move “with care,” a tone that didn’t challenge market bets for a possible December hike but did little to support the dollar’s early strength. Reuters also flagged consensus for a 0.3% monthly rise in headline CPI, keeping rate expectations in play. Separately, Reuters noted the People’s Bank of China added about 25.8 tonnes to reserves in October, a reminder that official-sector demand remains a backstop on dips. (malaysia.news.yahoo.com)
Next up are the catalysts that will set the tone into Asia and Tuesday: the US CPI at 08:30 ET on 10 November and a heavy slate of Treasury supply this week, including the 3-, 10- and 30-year auctions. A hotter CPI risks reviving the dollar and real yields, testing today’s gains; a cooler print would likely keep the softer-dollar narrative intact. The auction results will show how much risk the market is willing to take on duration with policy still live. (dol.gov)
Silver outperformed, up 2.74% to $53.34, pulling the gold-silver ratio down to 77.5. The stronger move fits a day when the dollar eased and energy prices retreated, giving cyclical metals some breathing space alongside gold.
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