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The weaker dollar boosted gold's appeal by making dollar-priced bullion less expensive for overseas buyers.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)Investors await the outcome of US midterm elections for fiscal policy clues.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)Attention is shifting to the US midterm elections to assess the potential impact on broader market sentiment.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)Bullion is headed for its worst October since 2008, dragging down gold and silver producers as much as 8% on Friday.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)The Fed kept rates unchanged, as expected, deferring changes to borrowing costs until after next week's US midterm elections.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)The Fed is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged in the 3.75%-4.00% range, influencing gold prices.
Read the full story at MINING.COM (opens in a new tab)Surging gold prices are fuelling illegal mining and deforestation worldwide, putting increasing pressure on the industry to strengthen supply chain safeguards.
Read the full story at Jeweller Magazine (opens in a new tab)Headlines and opening paragraphs come from the publishers' public RSS feeds; the full articles, images and copyright remain with each publisher. Jewellery.HK is not affiliated with these publications and does not endorse the companies mentioned. Last collected 4 Nov 2026, 20:07 UTC.
