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GOLD MOVES SIDEWAYS AROUND $4,000/oz – KEY DEVELOPMENTS INVESTORS SHOULD FOLLOW
Gold is currently trading around $4,000 per ounce, as investors await a series of key U.S. economic data releases and signals from the Federal Reserve regarding its rate-cutting roadmap. Meanwhile, policy changes in major economies and the ongoing U.S. government shutdown have delayed several crucial reports, adding further uncertainty to the precious-metal market.
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BACKED BY OPEC+, OIL IS POISED FOR A BULLISH BREAKOUT
Continuing its recovery momentum from late October, oil prices extended gains in early-week trading after the OPEC+ alliance unexpectedly paused its plan to increase production in Q1/2026. The move helped ease oversupply concerns and reinforced investor optimism.
The Fed’s Policy Crossroads: Rate Cut Approved, But December Still in Doubt
On October 29, 2025, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to cut its benchmark federal funds rate once again, bringing it down to a range of 3.75%–4.00%. However, what truly caught investors off guard wasn’t the cut itself — it was Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious tone, signaling that another reduction in December is far from guaranteed.
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GOLD REBOUNDS AHEAD OF THE FED’S DECISION: A PAUSE OR THE BEGINNING OF A NEW DOWNTREND?
During the first two days of the week, gold faced heavy selling pressure, dropping by nearly $100 per day on average, with spot prices at one point falling below $3,900 per ounce. By Wednesday (October 29), however, gold rebounded toward the $4,000 mark as markets awaited the outcome of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s (Fed) policy meeting.
The Fed’s Rate Cut Is the Easy Part — The Hard Part Is What Comes Next
This week marks one of the most anticipated policy meetings of the year for the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed). The “easy” part will be announcing a rate cut something markets have already priced in almost entirely. The “hard” part, however, lies in what comes after: setting the direction for the months ahead, managing internal divisions, and dealing with a lack of reliable economic data.
Continuation Pattern Emerges: Can the 4,000 Support Zone Hold?
At the opening of the Asian session on Monday (October 27, 2025), gold prices extended their decline, continuing last week’s downtrend as U.S.–China trade tensions eased. The improving geopolitical outlook weakened safe-haven demand, while risk appetite returned to equity markets. Investors are now turning their focus to major central bank meetings this week, seeking clearer signals on the pace of rate cuts.