Gold continues to rise supported by the decline in US yields

Gold prices rose today, supported by lower yields Bonds The closet American, in When silver prices stabilized after a record high last week.

Gold increased in spot transactions 0.3 percent to 4313.08 Dollar per ounce by hour 0119 GMT. It had reached its highest level since 21 October on Friday.

And gold’s gains exceeded 64 percent since the beginning of the year, breaking many records, making it one of the best performing assets in a year 2025.

US gold futures rose 0.39 percent to 4344.80 Dollar per ounce today.

Ten-year US Treasury bond yields decreased slightly, which increased the attractiveness of owning non-yielding gold.

The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates 25 basis point for the third time this year on Wednesday, but expressed caution about making further cuts in light of persistent inflation and unclear labor market expectations.

Two Federal Reserve officials said, opposing a cut price Interest, that Inflation no Still High Too much to justify lowering borrowing costs, citing a lack of recent official data on the pace of price increases.

Investors are currently anticipating two interest rate cuts next year, and next week’s US non-farm payrolls report could provide additional indications about the Fed’s future monetary policy path.