gold Prices Rebound Approaching US$4,000 Amid Interest Rate Uncertainty
World gold prices partially recovered early Monday, November 3, 2025, nearing the US$4,000 mark after recent declines. As of 8:41 WIB (Western Indonesian Time), spot gold traded at US$3,992.87 per troy ounce, representing a 0.25% decrease-or US$10.05-from the previous day’s close. The movement signals ongoing investor sensitivity to shifting expectations surrounding United States monetary policy and the strength of the US dollar.
Gold remains a key asset for investors seeking a safe haven during periods of economic uncertainty. The precious metal’s performance is closely watched by traders, central banks, and individuals holding gold as part of their investment portfolios. Further economic data releases will be critical in determining the future trajectory of gold prices, as market participants seek clarity on the outlook for global central bank policies.
Earlier in Asian trading, at 7:11 WIB on November 3, 2025, gold prices had fallen 0.60%, or 23.54 points,to US$3,979.38 per ounce.This initial dip reflected pressure from a strengthening US dollar and evolving views on potential interest rate adjustments. Despite increased market volatility, gold continues to function as a hedge against broader economic risks.
