Gold slips to $4,122 before US inflation data
Gold fell 0.44% to $4,122.41 as headlines pointed to US inflation data, Fed signals and the dollar after a recent rally.
XAUTicker showed spot gold at $4,122.41 per troy ounce, down $18.25, or 0.44%, after trading between $4,108.96 and $4,146.16 against a previous close of $4,140.66. Spot silver was at $53.02, down 0.82%, and the gold/silver ratio stood at 77.7. Free Press Journal said gold prices slipped after a strong rally as investors awaited US inflation data and Fed rate signals, while Latest news from Azerbaijan and The Economic Times also described gold edging or dipping lower before the inflation data.
Continued from the evening edition of 9 November 2026. Prices below are frozen at publication — the live gold price has the current figure, and this guide covers what tends to move it.
Inflation data and Fed signals set the tone
Free Press Journal framed the US inflation data as the session’s key test after a strong rally and said investors were waiting for Fed rate signals. Investopedia called Tuesday’s inflation report closely watched, while FOREX.com said XAU/USD was holding firm ahead of US CPI data. Kitco said gold and silver had advanced as the dollar weakened, but added that Fed rate expectations faced an inflation test. Reuters reported that Fed’s Barkin said policy should move “with care” as it responds to inflation, while RV PRO said Mary Daly stated that more rate hikes are likely.
- Gold Prices Slip After Strong Rally, US Inflation Data To Decide Next Move As Investors Await Fed Rate Signals Free Press Journal
- What to Expect from Tuesday’s Closely Watched Inflation Report Investopedia
- Gold Forecast: XAU/USD Holds Firm Ahead of U.S. CPI Data FOREX.com
- Gold, silver advance as dollar weakens, Fed rate expectations face inflation test - Kitco PM Report Kitco
- Fed should move policy 'with care' as it responds to inflation, Barkin says Reuters
- Federal Reserve’s Mary Daly Says More Rate Hikes Are Likely RV PRO
Dollar and oil headlines frame the pullback
CME Group said gold futures rallied to 2.5-week highs as the US dollar weakened, giving context to the move that preceded the latest slip. Kitco’s PM Report also tied gains in gold and silver to a weaker dollar, while BigGo Finance said the Dollar Index fell 0.47% as Middle East tensions eased and safe-haven buying unwound, with gold up 1% in New York trading. Kitco separately said gold climbed more than 1% as inflation fears eased on lower crude prices, and later said gold gained as lower oil prices eased inflation fears.
- Gold futures rally to 2.5-week highs as U.S. dollar weakens. CME Group
- Gold, silver advance as dollar weakens, Fed rate expectations face inflation test - Kitco PM Report Kitco
- Dollar Index Falls 0.47% as Middle East Tensions Ease, Unwinding "Safe-Haven Buying" — Gold Up 1% in NY Trading BigGo Finance
- Gold climbs more than 1% as inflation fears ease on lower crude prices Kitco
- Gold gains as lower oil prices ease inflation fears Kitco
Singapore vaulting draws central-bank focus
The Star reported that Singapore opened a national currency vault to foreign central banks for gold reserves, and FX News Group said the Monetary Authority of Singapore launched a Central Bank Gold Vaulting service. Tabla and AsiaOne both highlighted that the service offers up to 500 tonnes of gold vaulting for central banks. The Business Times said Singapore launched central bank gold-vaulting and extended a GST waiver to wholesale activities. TheBanker.com added a broader custody angle, reporting that more central banks are expected to shift gold reserves out of the US.
- Singapore opens national currency vault to foreign central banks for gold reserves The Star
- Monetary Authority of Singapore launches Central Bank Gold Vaulting service FX News Group
- Singapore Offers Up to 500 Tonnes Gold Vaulting Service For Central Banks https://www.tabla.com.sg/
- Up to 500 tonnes: MAS launches central bank gold vaulting service in Singapore AsiaOne.com
- Singapore launches central bank gold-vaulting, extends GST waiver to wholesale activities The Business Times
- More central banks expected to shift gold reserves out of the US TheBanker.com
Investors watch ETFs, miners and charts
Money Management said Australian investors defied US peers to add to gold ETFs, pointing to a regional flow theme in the headlines. Kitco asked why gold miners rose on a gold down day, while BBN Times said the Toronto Stock Exchange climbed about 1.6% above 36,300 as gold miners and banks powered a broad rally. On technical framing, Blockchain News said gold held above short-term trend support as momentum cooled near resistance, TradingView said spot gold was biased to retrace toward $4,033, and TMGM referred to the $4,100 area as XAU/USD maintained gains while risk appetite weighed on the US dollar.
- Aussie investors defy US peers to add to gold ETFs Money Management
- Why gold miners rose on gold's down day Kitco
- Toronto Stock Exchange Today: TSX Climbs About 1.6% Above 36,300 as Gold Miners and Banks Power a Broad Rally BBN Times
- Gold Spot (XAU) Price Prediction: Gold holds above short-term trend support as momentum cools near resistance Blockchain News
- Spot gold biased to retrace toward $4,033 TradingView
- $4,100 area: Gold price forecast as XAU/USD maintains gains while risk appetite weighs on USD www.tmgm.com
What to watch
- US inflation data, cited by Free Press Journal, Azerbaijan and The Economic Times.
- Fed rate signals and expectations, flagged by Free Press Journal, Kitco, Reuters and RV PRO.
- Singapore gold-vaulting coverage from The Star, FX News Group, AsiaOne and The Business Times.
- ETF and miner headlines from Money Management, Kitco and BBN Times.
Gold price on 10 November 2026
| Spot gold | USD / oz | Change on previous close |
|---|---|---|
| Previous close | $4,140.66 | |
| Morning edition, (this page) | $4,122.41 | −$18.25 · −0.44% |
| Close | Recorded when the next session opens | |
Prices from XAUTicker, frozen when each edition was published. A close is added once the next session’s first edition records it.