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Morning edition

Gold little changed near $4,181 after overnight dip

Spot gold was down $0.87 at $4,180.62, with Fed, inflation and jobs headlines shaping the morning setup.

Gold little changed near $4,181 after overnight dip — Morning edition card showing spot gold at $4,180.62
Per gram$134.41Per kilo$134,410
Per ounce (EUR)€3,681.75
Gold / silver68.5

Spot gold was almost flat in the morning session, with the XAUTicker live feed showing $4,180.62 per troy ounce, down $0.87, or 0.02%. The session range was $4,180.12 to $4,192.00, compared with a previous close of $4,181.49. Spot silver was at $61.04, down 0.18%, and the gold/silver ratio stood at 68.5. Reuters, Kitco, FOREX.com and other publishers kept the focus on Fed policy, inflation, yields and jobs-related signals for the session ahead.

Continued from the evening edition of 30 September 2026. Prices below are frozen at publication — the live gold price has the current figure, and this guide covers what tends to move it.

Overnight price action

The XAUTicker live feed showed gold holding close to the previous close after a narrow overnight dip, while silver also traded lower. The latest spot price sat near the lower end of the supplied session range. CME Group said gold futures had extended gains as safe-haven demand picked up, while Kitco’s PM Report said metals faded as long yields offset cooler inflation and lower Fed odds. Bitget reported that spot gold had broken through the $4,170 an ounce mark, a level now below the live spot quote supplied for this edition.

Fed and inflation signals

Inflation and Federal Reserve headlines remained central to the morning setup. Dainik Jagran MP CG reported that US inflation cooled to 3.4% in August as spending jumped 0.9%. ABC15 Arizona said the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure held steady, while International Business Times said the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge was cooler and private payrolls beat expectations. Reuters reported that Goldman Sachs pushed its Fed rate-hike forecast to December. The Business Times reported that the Fed’s Kashkari said the central bank must lower inflation pressures, and Reuters reported that the Fed’s Cook said inflation had been too high for too long.

Yields, dollar and jobs

Several headlines pointed to cross-currents around rates and growth. Kitco said metals faded as long yields offset cooler inflation and lower Fed odds. The Economic Times asked why US Treasury yields were falling and linked the move to a drop in October Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations. Livemint reported that the dollar wrapped its best month since March on the Fed’s inflation fight. On the jobs side, Kitco said gold faced new headwinds after ADP reported strong private-sector job growth, while International Business Times also cited private payrolls beating expectations.

Technical focus

Technical headlines framed the same market in different ways. TradingView published one XAU/USD view saying a breakout structure remained in place and buyers were holding strong. Another TradingView headline said spot gold may retest support at $4,141 after a weak bounce. FOREX.com put the focus on XAU/USD resistance at $4,200 and said that setup led into NFP. FXStreet said gold had rallied on soft PCE data and presented the question of why the move could have further to run. These are publisher-framed levels and views, not live-feed forecasts.

What to watch

  • Fed-rate headlines after Reuters said Goldman moved its hike forecast to December.
  • Inflation follow-through after Dainik Jagran MP CG reported cooler inflation and stronger spending.
  • Price action around FOREX.com’s $4,200 resistance reference and TradingView’s $4,141 support reference.
  • Jobs-related headlines after FOREX.com tied its gold outlook to NFP and Kitco cited strong ADP data.

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