Gold rises to $4,158.65 as Fed caution frames trade
Gold rose 0.34% to $4,158.65, ending a narrow US session as headlines focused on Fed caution, inflation and ETF curbs.
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Spot gold · per troy ounce
$4,144.70
−$19.68 · −0.47% on the previous close
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EUR per ounce€3,683.19
GBP per ounce£3,108.07
India 24k · 10 g₹1,46,248Gold / silver71.6
Recent editions prices as at publication
- 16 October 2026 · Evening Gold rises to $4,158.65 as Fed caution frames trade $4,158.65 +0.34%
- 16 October 2026 · Morning Gold rises to $4,179 as yields and dollar ease $4,179.78 +0.51%
- 15 October 2026 · Evening Gold slips to $4,146 as rebound fades $4,146.45 −0.29%
- 15 October 2026 · Morning Gold falls to $4,137 as CPI keeps Fed in focus $4,137.17 −1.22%
- 14 October 2026 · Evening Gold falls to $4,081 as Fed hike bets bite Biggest move $4,081.43 −2.55%
- 14 October 2026 · Morning Gold slips to $4,149 before US CPI $4,149.54 −0.26%
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