Spot gold reached $4,712.60 per ounce on August 24, up nearly 15% in a month, as the US Treasury’s decision to double long-term debt buybacks and the Iran conflict sustained safe-haven buying.
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Gold Holds Above $4,400 as Cooling CPI Dims September Rate-Hike Bets
Gold futures held near $4,408 per ounce on August 13 after two consecutive months of cooling US inflation reduced the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September to around 34%.
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Gold Climbs 2.1% to $4,342 as US Jobs Shock Revives Rate-Cut Bets
Spot gold rose 2.1% to $4,342 on Friday after US payrolls fell 23,000 in July, reviving rate-cut bets and lifting the metal from a three-month low.
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Gold Holds Bear Market Territory, Down 27% from January’s Record High
Spot gold traded at around $4,059 on July 25, extending a decline of more than 27% from its January peak of $5,597, as sticky inflation delays Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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Softer June CPI Eases Rate-Hike Bets, Lifting Stocks and Gold
US June inflation came in at 3.5% annually with core CPI at 2.6%, pushing the S&P 500 up 0.38% to 7,543 and gold nearly 2% higher to $4,080 an ounce on Tuesday.
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Dow closes at record 52,900 as gold tops $4,182 on June payrolls miss
The Dow hit a record 52,900 on 2 July and gold surged to $4,182 as the June jobs miss slashed the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike at its 29 July meeting.
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Gold falls to a four-month low as Iran deal progress drains the war premium
Spot gold slid to around $4,072 this week, extending an 11% one-month decline, as Iran deal progress deflated safe-haven demand while oil-driven inflation kept the Fed hawkish.
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Gold erases 2026 gains as US jobs shock forces rate-hike bets
Gold fell 3.3% to $4,340 on June 5, hitting its lowest point of 2026, after May nonfarm payrolls added 172,000 jobs — more than double forecasts — forcing investors to reprice Federal Reserve rate expectations higher.
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Gold retreats from its $5,589 record but forecasters still see $5,000 ahead
After hitting an all-time high in January 2026, gold has pulled back roughly 16 percent to trade around $4,700, driven by rising US inflation expectations and growing conviction that the Federal Reserve will keep rates elevated well into 2027.