Key points:
- Gold price jump Monday
- Up in fourth straight day
- Next up: NFP and CPI
Less than 1% between current price and record price. The next few days might be key in ending this year with a bang and a boom.
✨ Gold Nears Record as Year Ends
- Gold XAUUSD climbed to around $4,350, sitting less than 1% below its October record high. That’s striking distance and traders know it.
- Bullion is up roughly 65% this year, turning what was once a “safe haven” into one of 2025’s best-performing assets.
- With momentum intact, the metal is weighing a year-end breakout that could rewrite the closing chapter.
💵 Dollar Softness Fuels the Move
- A weaker US dollar and softer Treasury yields are giving gold a fresh lift, making it cheaper and more attractive for overseas buyers.
- Non-yielding assets like gold benefit when interest rates fall because there’s less “opportunity cost,” meaning less income lost by holding metal instead of bonds.
- Last week’s Fed cut reinforced that dynamic, even as policymakers hinted they may pause further easing.
📊 Data Could Decide the Finale
- Traders now look to Tuesday’s delayed November nonfarm payrolls and October retail sales for clues on the Fed’s next move.
- November’s CPI follows on Thursday, and any inflation surprise could quickly change rate expectations—and gold’s trajectory.
- With prices close to a record, the next few sessions may decide whether gold ends the year with fireworks or just a golden glow.
Source: Tradingview


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