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Gold prices settled at their lowest level since November 2, 2009, recoding a sixth consecutive weekly loss, as the dollar's strength continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
Gold prices fell for a third straight session on Thursday on worries about the possible U.S. rate hike. The XAU/USD pair dipped to a low of 1074.08, a level not seen in more than five years, after dropping through the support in the 1086/2 area put some extra pressure on the market.
Gold prices fell for a second consecutive week but still ended the month with a gain of nearly 2.5%. Get the November 2015 monthly forecast for gold here.
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Gold prices closed lower on Wednesday, erasing all of the previous day's gains, and settled at $1166.92 an ounce as the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen.
Gold prices rose 2.25% on Friday, posting the first gain in five sessions, and settled at $1139.59 an ounce as U.S. jobs data fell short of market forecasts.
Gold prices ended the month down roughly 1.8% at approximately $1115 an ounce, pressured by a firmer dollar and weak demand.
Gold prices ended Friday's session down $8.28, to settle at $1145.60 an ounce as the dollar pared losses after a report showed the U.S. economy grew more than forecast in the second quarter.
Gold prices fell for a second day and settled at $1124.56 per ounce, losing $8.53, as strong gains in the U.S. dollar helped draw investors away from the precious metal.
Gold settled up $1.31 at $1108.87 on Monday but remained within the trading range of the past 3 sessions as the market cautiously awaits the start of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week.
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Gold prices settled at $1107.48 per ounce, falling nearly 1.42% over the course of the week.
Gold prices ended the month up roughly 3.5% at approximately $1134 an ounce, benefited from uncertainty posed by China's surprise devaluation of its currency.
Gold prices ended the month down roughly 6.7% at approximately $1095 an ounce, weighed by speculations that the U.S. Federal Reserve adopts a gradual pace of tightening this year.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.Gold prices remain coiled within the recent trading range during today's Asian session as the Federal Reserve meeting gave investors few new clues as to when interest rates may rise.
Gold prices ended Tuesday nearly unchanged as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee announcement today.
Gold prices ended Tuesday's session down 1.29% as a robust dollar and technical selling continued to weigh on the market.