Gold rises to $4,064 as Fed bets weigh
Gold rose 0.80% to $4,064.53, while Reuters and FXStreet said Fed hike bets still weighed on the rebound.
Spot gold rose $32.15, or 0.80%, overnight to $4,064.53, matching the top of its $4,027.84-to-$4,064.53 session range after a previous close of $4,032.38. The bounce followed headlines from Kitco and Barchart.com that linked the prior drop to hotter U.S. inflation, dollar strength and hawkish Fedspeak. Reuters said gold rebounded though Fed hike bets weighed, while FXStreet said gold extended gains beyond $4,050 as those bets supported the U.S. dollar. For the morning session, the focus is on rate headlines and ETF demand signals.
Continued from the evening edition of 10 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.
Rebound meets Fed-rate pressure
Reuters reported that gold rebounded after a sharp selloff even as Fed hike bets weighed. FXStreet said gold extended gains beyond $4,050, with upside seeming capped as Fed hike bets supported the USD, while Mitrade said the USD paused after a hot-CPI-led rally. Investing.com said gold steadied near $4,035 as December Fed hike bets firmed, and The Business Times said gold edged higher after the selloff while Fed hike bets weighed. Barchart.com framed the earlier move as a dollar rally and gold slump on U.S. price pressures and hawkish Fedspeak. CME Group said gold futures had slid to a five-session low after the CPI release.
- Gold rebounds after sharp selloff though Fed hike bets weigh Reuters
- Gold extends gains beyond $4,050; upside seems capped as Fed hike bets support USD FXStreet
- Gold climbs to $4,050 as USD pauses hot CPI-led rally; Fed hike bets to cap upside Mitrade
- Gold steadies near $4,035 after sharp selloff as December Fed hike bets firm Investing.com
- Gold edges higher after sharp selloff, Fed hike bets weigh The Business Times
- Dollar Rallies and Gold Slumps on US Price Pressures and Hawkish Fedspeak Barchart.com
Inflation keeps rate debate central
The Economic Times and The Business Times both reported that Fed’s Paulson called for further gradual rate hikes to curb inflation or amid ongoing high inflation. The National said a hot U.S. inflation report sealed a Federal Reserve rate increase, while The Washington Post said a Trump-appointed Fed member signaled a big interest-rate hike as inflation runs hot. The New Hampshire Union Leader reported that Fed officials opened the door to a half-percentage-point hike, and Bloomberg.com said Waller and Logan sparked the debate after hot inflation. Traders Union reported that Bowman flagged persistent inflation risks but stopped short of backing rate hikes.
- Fed's Paulson signals further gradual interest rate hikes to curb inflation The Economic Times
- Fed’s Paulson calls for gradual rate hikes amid ongoing high inflation The Business Times
- Hot US inflation report seals Federal Reserve rate increase The National
- Trump-appointed Fed member signals big interest rate hike as inflation runs hot The Washington Post
- Fed officials open door to a half-percentage-point rate hike as inflation worsens New Hampshire Union Leader
- Interest-Rate Hike Debate Sparked by Fed's Waller, Logan After Hot Inflation Bloomberg.com
ETF flows and Asia gold infrastructure
Demand headlines were mixed across ETFs and market infrastructure. TradingView reported that India’s gold ETF inflows dropped 22% in October as fund houses halted bulk subscriptions, and NDTV Profit reported a 22% fall to Rs 3,474 crore while silver ETFs saw a 56% month-on-month jump, citing AMFI data in its headline. Spot silver rose 2.97% to $53.07, leaving the gold/silver ratio at 76.6. Zee Business said MCX silver jumped over Rs 4,000 and gold rose on Wednesday. 联合早报 reported that MAS strengthened Singapore’s gold hub role with custody service for up to 500 tonnes for central banks. 联合早报 also reported a DBS study saying 25% of central banks surveyed were assessing Asia as a location for official gold reserves.
- India's gold ETF inflows drop 22% in October as fund houses halt bulk subscriptions TradingView
- Gold ETF Inflows Fall 22% To Rs 3,474 Crore In October, Silver ETFs See 56% MoM Jump: AMFI Data NDTV Profit
- MCX silver jumps over Rs 4,000, Gold rises; What's driving rally on Wednesday? Zee Business
- MAS strengthens Singapore’s gold hub role with custody service for up to 500 tonnes for central banks 联合早报
- DBS study: 25% of central banks surveyed assessing Asia as a location for official gold reserves 联合早报
What to watch
- Hawkish Fed headlines after reports of gradual and larger rate-hike talk.
- U.S. dollar references in gold headlines after Fed-hike bets supported USD.
- India gold ETF flows versus silver ETF inflows after October data.
- Singapore custody and Asia reserve-location headlines from central banks.
Gold price on 11 November 2026
| Spot gold | USD / oz | Change on previous close |
|---|---|---|
| Previous close | $4,032.38 | |
| Morning edition, (this page) | $4,064.53 | +$32.15 · +0.80% |
| Evening edition, | $4,000.08 | −$32.30 · −0.80% |
| Close | $3,986.85 | −$45.53 · −1.13% |
Prices from XAUTicker, frozen when each edition was published. The close is the previous close XAUTicker reported at the start of the next session, recorded by the morning edition of 12 November 2026.