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Gold Price Today 11 Nov 2026: XAUUSD Near $4,042 After 2.6% CPI Slide

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Gold Price XAUUSD 11 Nov 2026 $4,042 with a 7-session price chart support resistance

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Gold price today: spot gold (XAUUSD) held around $4,042 on Wednesday morning after sliding about 2.6% on Tuesday to close near $4,032, as October US CPI came in at 0.4%, above forecast. The dollar and the US 10-year Treasury yield jumped, with the yield near 4.99%, and markets now fully price a December Fed rate hike. The US bond market is closed today for Veterans Day.

Updated Wed 11 Nov 2026 · 02:27 GMT · Spot gold price as of the Asian morning, 11 Nov 2026 (around 02:20 GMT)

XAU/USDSpot goldPrice as of around 02:20 GMT, 11 Nov 2026 · Trading Economics
$4,042▲ $9.26 · +0.23%

vs Tuesday 10 Nov close · Gold slid about 2.6% on Tuesday to close near $4,032 from around $4,139, touching an intraday low near $4,021 after US CPI beat forecasts (Trading Economics, Reuters)

1 month−3.12%
1 year−3.66%
10Y yield4.99%
FedWatch Dec 0.50% hike~10.5%
SupportResistance
3,8934,0004,1044,147
● Latest price $4,042True scale $3,893–4,147
01 · TL;DR

Key points for gold today

  1. 1Spot gold is around $4,042 (+0.23%) this morning after sliding about 2.6% on Tuesday to an intraday low near $4,021; it is still down about 3.1% over the past month
  2. 2October US CPI rose 0.4% m/m, above the 0.3% forecast, with Core up 0.3%. Fed Governor Waller opened the door to a 0.50% hike. CME FedWatch now fully prices a 0.25% hike in December, with the odds of a 0.50% move at about 10.5%
  3. 3The key support is $4,000, followed by around $3,893; resistance is near $4,104 and $4,147
  4. 4The US bond market is closed today and there is no high-impact US data. Next highlights: UK GDP (Thu 07:00 GMT) and US PPI (Fri 13:30 GMT)
02 · TODAY’S DRIVERS

3 factors driving gold

  1. CPI
    Hot US CPI lifts Fed hike bets

    October CPI rose 0.4% m/m, above the 0.3% expected in a Reuters poll, though slower than September’s 0.6%. Core CPI rose 0.3%, above the 0.2% forecast. Citing CME FedWatch, Reuters says markets now fully price a 0.25% hike in December, and the odds of a 0.50% move rose to about 10.5% from 0% before the data, triggering heavy selling in gold.

  2. FED
    Fed officials sound hawkish

    Fed Governor Christopher Waller opened the door to a 0.50% hike in December if inflation keeps accelerating, while Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said more hikes are still needed, according to Trading Economics and Investing.com. The dollar index (DXY) rose to around 102.2 and the 10-year yield climbed to around 4.99%, raising the cost of holding non-yielding gold.

  3. $4K
    $4,000 remains key support

    Standard Chartered says gold is still trading above the key $4,000 per ounce level, according to Reuters. On Wednesday morning the price recovered slightly, by about 0.2%, after the sharp drop. With the US bond market closed for Veterans Day, liquidity may be thin and prices could react to Fed speakers or Middle East headlines.

03 · SUPPORT & RESISTANCE

Support and resistance levels to watch

$4,147R2Key resistance per RoboForex (4,146.90), which gold failed to break before CPI
$4,104R1Former support per RoboForex (4,104.40), broken after CPI
$4,042NOWLatest price (Trading Economics, around 02:20 GMT)
$4,000S1Key level cited by Standard Chartered (Reuters)
$3,893S2Zone where price previously rebounded, per RoboForex
04 · SCENARIOS

If gold rises / if it falls

▲ Bullish case

Reclaims $4,104

The next level is resistance near $4,147, according to RoboForex. A pullback in the dollar after its sharp rally, or other Fed officials pushing back on a 0.50% hike, would help.

▼ Bearish case

Breaks below $4,000

Selling could extend toward around $3,893, where price previously rebounded. RoboForex sees the short-term trend on the 4-hour chart as bearish. Risks include rising bets on a 0.50% Fed hike or a hot US PPI print on Friday.

Levels as of 10 Nov 2026, based on RoboForex analysis and Standard Chartered comments via Reuters. Not trading advice.

05 · CALENDAR · GMT

Releases that move gold, Wed 11 – Fri 13 Nov (GMT)

Full week →
  1. US bond market closed (Veterans Day)Stock markets open as usual; thin liquidity in bonds
    MED
  2. US EIA crude oil inventories (weekly)Delayed from Wednesday due to the holiday
    MED
  3. US PPI (Oct)Markets expect +0.4% m/m. A hot print could lift Fed hike bets and weigh on gold
    HIGH
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