Gold Headlines

Gold dips as dollar firms, but set for best week in over 3 months (Reuters)

(Reuters) - Gold fell on Friday, as the dollar gained, but was set for its best week since late July on hopes for more central bank economic support as investors bet on a divided U.S. Congress under a Joe Biden presidency.

Oil slumps as COVID-19 infections surge, U.S. vote-count drags on

World stocks eye record levels as Washington gridlock curbs policy risks

Nikkei closes at near 3-decade high as Biden edges closer to win

Gold hits three-week peak as dollar wilts on Biden victory bets

Fed holds policy steady amid U.S. election uncertainty

Here’s what changed in the new Fed statement

Fed holds interest rates steady near zero, says economy is still well below pre-pandemic levels

In a divided U.S., Biden inches nearer to victory as Trump pursues litigation

Gold Surges on Dollar, Stimulus Hopes With Election Outcome Near (Bloomberg)

Gold touched a six-week high and copper advanced for a fourth straight session, boosted by a declining dollar and the outlook for further central-bank stimulus as investors await the final outcome of the U.S. presidential election.