UK Gold Market Report - 21 November 2025
Gold is expected to remain a key safe-haven asset amid ongoing economic uncertainties, inflation pressures, and geopolitical risks. While short-term price volatility and consolidation are likely, structural demand from central banks and investors suggests a stable to mildly bullish outlook for UK gold prices in the near term.
- Persistent inflation concerns
- Weakening labor market signals
- Central banks increasing gold reserves
- Geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty
- Reduced rate cut expectations by Fed officials
Gold price in the UK is currently £2,490.14 per ounce with a slight weekly decline of 0.56%.
Gold reached an all-time high of $4,381.58 per ounce in October 2025, equivalent to a peak UK price above £2,600 per ounce.
Despite recent US employment data delays and mixed economic signals, gold remains above $4,000, indicating strong underlying demand.
Gold is expected to remain a key safe-haven asset amid ongoing economic uncertainties, inflation pressures, and geopolitical risks. While short-term price volatility and consolidation are likely, structural demand from central banks and investors suggests a stable to mildly bullish outlook for UK gold prices in the near term.
Half Sovereign
£389.90
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Gold Sovereign
£769.10
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Double Sovereign
£1557.00
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