UK Gold Market Report - 07 November 2025
Gold prices are expected to remain relatively stable to modestly bullish in the near term, supported by inflation concerns and safe-haven demand, but constrained by a stronger US dollar and monetary policy tightening. UK prices may also be influenced by GBP exchange rate movements.
- Safe-haven demand amid inflation concerns
- Monetary policy expectations with reduced likelihood of rate cuts
- Currency fluctuations affecting GBP gold price
- US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs potentially impacting commodities
Current UK gold price is £2,490.14 per ounce with a weekly decline of 0.56%
Gold prices globally are rising in USD terms, with spot prices near $3,974 per ounce as of early November 2025
Inflation remains elevated at around 3.0%, supporting safe-haven demand for gold
Gold prices are expected to remain relatively stable to modestly bullish in the near term, supported by inflation concerns and safe-haven demand, but constrained by a stronger US dollar and monetary policy tightening. UK prices may also be influenced by GBP exchange rate movements.
Quarter Sovereign
£222.70
at BullionByPost
Half Sovereign
£387.70
at BullionByPost
Gold Sovereign
£759.20
at BullionByPost