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Gold Price Today 2 Nov 2026: XAUUSD Rebounds Near $3,900 From 1-Year Low

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World Gold Price 2 Nov 2026 XAUUSD ฟื้นแถว $3,900 หลังร่วง 3.62% 1-year low

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Gold price today: spot gold (XAUUSD) recovered to around $3,900 on Monday morning after falling 3.62% on Friday to close at $3,875.84, its lowest in about a year, capping its worst October since 2008. The selling came from a sell-off in tech and AI stocks that pushed investors to sell gold to cover losses. Today, watch the US ISM manufacturing PMI at 15:00 GMT, followed by the US midterm elections on Tuesday

Updated Mon 2 Nov 2026 · 02:39 GMT · Gold price as of 2 Nov 2026 · 01:01 GMT (spot, Investing.com)

XAU/USDSpot goldPrice as of 01:01 GMT, 2 Nov 2026 · spot (Investing.com)
$3,900▲ +0.6%

vs the Friday 30 Oct close of $3,875.84 (−$145.47 · −3.62%, Trading Economics)

4 weeks−7.23%
1 year−3.21%
Dollar (DXY)101.88
10Y yield4.94%
SupportResistance
3,7803,8293,8853,9714,0004,074
● Latest price $3,900True scale $3,780–4,074
01 · TL;DR

Key takeaways for gold today

  1. 1Gold recovered to around $3,900 (+0.6%) this morning after falling 3.62% on Friday 30 Oct to close at $3,875.84, its lowest in about a year and below the Oct 2025 low near $3,886
  2. 2Gold is down 7.23% over 4 weeks and 3.21% y/y (Trading Economics). Saxo Bank says technical selling still dominates and gold needs to get back above $4,000 for the short-term picture to improve
  3. 3Resistance at $3,971–3,982 and $4,000; support at $3,885–3,904, then $3,829–3,849 and $3,780–3,800
  4. 4Today, watch the US ISM manufacturing PMI at 15:00 GMT, the US midterm elections on Tuesday and Nonfarm Payrolls on Friday at 13:30 GMT
02 · TODAY’S DRIVERS

3 factors driving gold

  1. Tech stocks
    A tech and AI stock sell-off dragged gold down too

    Gold fell 3.7% on Friday alongside a global sell-off in tech stocks. Investing.com and Bloomberg reported that investors sold gold to cover losses in other assets, while Saxo Bank said liquidity and technical selling outweighed gold’s long-term appeal

  2. Oil
    Softer oil eases inflation worries as dip buyers return

    Lower oil prices this morning eased inflation concerns, and dip buyers stepped in after gold’s steep monthly drop (Investing.com). US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said President Trump wants a diplomatic approach with Iran, while Global X ETFs said long-term investors seeing value are supporting prices in the short term

  3. Fed
    Fed hike expectations weigh on non-yielding gold

    Saxo Bank said markets still expect 2 more Fed hikes, raising the cost of holding gold, but a deeper stock sell-off could cut those bets and turn supportive for gold. Hedge funds have trimmed net long gold positions for 9 straight weeks, and the US 10-year Treasury yield is near 4.94% (Trading Economics)

03 · SUPPORT & RESISTANCE

Key support and resistance levels

$4,074R3Resistance zone $4,074–4,083 from Mitrade’s price-level table
$4,000R2Psychological level; Saxo Bank says gold must reclaim it for the short-term picture to turn more neutral
$3,971R1Resistance zone $3,971–3,982 (Mitrade), near the former support broken on Friday
$3,900NOWLatest spot price (Investing.com, 01:01 GMT)
$3,885S1Zone $3,885–3,904, near the Oct 2025 low around $3,886
$3,829S2Support zone $3,829–3,849 (Mitrade)
$3,780S3Support zone $3,780–3,800 (Mitrade)

Levels as of 2 Nov 2026, based on analysis from Mitrade and Saxo Bank (via Bloomberg). Not a trading recommendation

04 · SCENARIOS

Bull case / bear case

▲ If it rises

Holds above $3,971–3,982

Gold could retest $4,000, the level Saxo Bank says must be cleared before the short-term picture improves, with the $4,074–4,083 zone next. A weak ISM, an end to the stock sell-off or reduced Fed hike bets could help

▼ If it falls

Breaks below $3,885

Technical selling could take gold to $3,829–3,849 and then $3,780–3,800. Pressure could come from further tech selling, a stronger dollar, or US midterm uncertainty prompting investors to sell assets and hold cash

Levels as of 2 Nov 2026, based on analysis from Mitrade and Saxo Bank. Not a trading recommendation

05 · CALENDAR · GMT

Today’s events that could move gold

Full week →
  1. US S&P Global manufacturing PMI (Oct final)Revision of the flash reading
    LOW
  2. US ISM manufacturing PMI (Oct)A strong headline or prices paid reading could lift the dollar and yields, pressuring gold; a weak reading could extend gold’s rebound
    HIGH
  3. Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee speaksMarkets will watch his stance on a December hike
    MED
  4. US midterm electionsMarkets watch the results and the post-election stance on Iran
    HIGH
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