UK Gold Market Report - 19 November 2025
The gold market is currently experiencing short-term downward pressure but remains supported by strong central bank demand and safe-haven buying amid economic uncertainty. The delayed US economic data and cautious Fed outlook may sustain gold's appeal. However, potential resolution of geopolitical tensions or a stronger US dollar could moderate gains.
- Risk-off sentiment amid delayed US economic data complicating Fed decisions
- High central bank gold purchases supporting price
- US government shutdown increasing gold futures long positions
- Inverse correlation with US Dollar and risk assets
- Concerns over AI investment bubble and stock market volatility
Gold price in the UK is currently around £2,490 per ounce with a weekly decline of 0.56%.
Gold price in USD is approximately $4,075 per ounce as of November 19, 2025, showing a recent rebound after a dip below $4,000.
The LBMA Gold Price is a key benchmark administered by ICE Benchmark Administration, used for large trades and valuation.
The gold market is currently experiencing short-term downward pressure but remains supported by strong central bank demand and safe-haven buying amid economic uncertainty. The delayed US economic data and cautious Fed outlook may sustain gold's appeal. However, potential resolution of geopolitical tensions or a stronger US dollar could moderate gains.
Half Sovereign
£390.20
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Gold Sovereign
£769.60
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Double Sovereign
£1557.00
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