UK Gold Market Report - 15 November 2025
The near-term outlook for UK gold prices is cautious to slightly bearish due to hawkish US monetary policy signals and a stronger US dollar, which weigh on gold demand and prices. However, gold's role as a safe-haven asset and inflation hedge supports medium to long-term price resilience, especially if economic uncertainty or geopolitical risks increase.
- Hawkish US Federal Reserve comments reducing expectations of rate cuts
- Strengthening US dollar putting downward pressure on gold prices
- Global market sell-off and risk-off sentiment
The current UK gold price is approximately £2,490 per ounce, showing a weekly decline of 0.56% (£-13.93) as of late July 2025.
The LBMA Gold Price is the authoritative benchmark for gold pricing in London, set twice daily and used for large wholesale transactions.
Recent market volatility includes a sharp 3% drop in gold prices amid hawkish Fed remarks diminishing the likelihood of December rate cuts, which typically support gold prices.
The near-term outlook for UK gold prices is cautious to slightly bearish due to hawkish US monetary policy signals and a stronger US dollar, which weigh on gold demand and prices. However, gold's role as a safe-haven asset and inflation hedge supports medium to long-term price resilience, especially if economic uncertainty or geopolitical risks increase.
Half Sovereign
£390.20
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Gold Sovereign
£769.70
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Double Sovereign
£1558.00
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