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Gold Reclaims US$4,000 as Oil Prices Ease Ahead of Federal Reserve Decision https://firstgold.com.au/gold-reclaims-us4000-as-oil-prices-ease-ahead-of-federal-reserve-decision/

Gold Reclaims US$4,000 as Oil Prices Ease Ahead of Federal Reserve Decision

Gold has recovered above US$4,000 an ounce after falling to a two month low, as easing oil prices and lower US Treasury yields provided temporary support for bullion. Investors are now watching the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision for clues about the direction of interest rates and the broader economic outlook.

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India's gold market is showing signs of renewed momentum as the country enters its important festive and wedding season.

India Gold Market Update: Seasonal Demand Shows Early Strength

India’s gold market is showing signs of renewed momentum as the country enters its important festive and wedding season. Following a sharp price correction in September 2026, domestic gold prices have stabilised, jewellery demand is improving and investors are continuing to add gold through exchange traded funds and digital platforms.

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Gold tests an important support level

Gold Approaches US$4,200 as the Australian Dollar Adds Another Dimension to Wealth Protection

Gold is attempting to stabilise following a pullback from its 2026 highs, with the US$4,150 to US$4,160 per ounce region emerging as an important area for the market to watch. If buyers defend this level, gold could recover towards US$4,200. However, a sustained fall below US$4,140 would weaken the immediate bullish outlook and raise the…

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