UK Gold Market Report - 13 October 2025
The gold market in the UK is expected to remain robust with potential for further gains driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions, dovish Federal Reserve policy, and supply constraints. Minor corrections may occur due to profit-taking but overall trend remains positive.
- US-China trade tensions increasing geopolitical risk
- Federal Reserve expected rate cuts supporting gold demand
- US government shutdown increasing safe-haven demand
- Strong central bank gold purchases
- Supply deficit continuing through 2025
Gold price in the UK is around £2,490 per ounce with a slight weekly decline of 0.56%.
Gold has recently hit record highs above $4,000 per ounce (approx. £3,040), supported by geopolitical tensions and expectations of Fed rate cuts.
The market shows signs of profit-taking and minor corrections after an extended rally.
The gold market in the UK is expected to remain robust with potential for further gains driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions, dovish Federal Reserve policy, and supply constraints. Minor corrections may occur due to profit-taking but overall trend remains positive.
Quarter Sovereign
£221.20
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Gold Sovereign
£752.90
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Double Sovereign
£1516.00
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