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XAU/USD Live Price Chart
Live gold price movements with technical overlays. Data powered by TradingView.
Key Economic Indicators
Macro factors driving gold price movements right now.
US Dollar Index (DXY)
Bullish for goldA weaker dollar typically supports higher gold prices as the metal becomes cheaper for foreign buyers.
US 10-Year Treasury Yield
Bearish for goldRising yields increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold, creating headwinds.
CPI Inflation (YoY)
NeutralInflation remains above the Fed's 2% target, sustaining gold's appeal as an inflation hedge.
Fed Funds Rate
NeutralThe Federal Reserve held rates steady at the last meeting. Markets are pricing in cuts in early 2025.
Global PMI Composite
MixedImproving global manufacturing activity can reduce safe-haven demand but signals economic resilience.
VIX Volatility Index
Bullish for goldRising equity market volatility tends to drive safe-haven flows into gold.
Gold Volatility Overview
Historical and implied volatility metrics for XAU/USD.
30-Day Historical Volatility
12.4%
90-Day Historical Volatility
14.1%
52-Week High
$2,685
52-Week Low
$1,987
Average True Range (14)
$28.60
Implied Volatility (GVZ)
13.8%
Recent Market Movements
Key events and price drivers over the past 30 days.
Gold holds above $2,600 amid geopolitical tensions
Ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe continue to support safe-haven demand. Gold has found strong support at the $2,580 level with buyers emerging on dips.
Fed signals potential rate cuts in early 2025
Federal Reserve minutes revealed growing consensus for rate reductions. Lower rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding gold, triggering a sharp rally from $2,480 to $2,620.
Dollar strengthens on robust jobs data
Non-farm payrolls beat expectations at 254,000, pushing the dollar index higher and temporarily pressuring gold prices. The metal pulled back from $2,540 to $2,490 before recovering.
Central bank gold buying accelerates
The World Gold Council reported record central bank purchases for the quarter, with Poland, Turkey, and China adding significantly to reserves. Structural demand underpins the long-term bull case.
Market data shown is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Economic indicator values are indicative and sourced from publicly available data. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.