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Gold news for July 31, 2026

Gold prices have cooled recently, with India seeing a fall and broader market commentary noting that gold and silver are not keeping up with a falling dollar. However, underlying support appears firm: central bank buying is offsetting ETF outflows, and major producers like AngloGold report strong profits due to higher bullion prices, even as output levels and costs reach records.

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  1. Gold prices have been mixed, recently edging higher above $4,100 as traders trim expectations of Fed rate hikes, though the metal has also cooled from earlier levels. Demand signals are split: central bank buying has offset ETF outflows, but global jewelry demand fell to 278 tons in Q2, and India's gold tariff hike is disrupting trade. These factors highlight a tug-of-war between monetary policy support and weaker physical consumption.

  2. Gold prices show a mixed picture, cooling recently and falling in India, but also edging higher above $4,100 as traders trim Fed hike bets. Central bank buying is offsetting ETF outflows, according to ING, while a falling dollar has not lifted gold as much as some might expect. In the mining sector, AngloGold's quarterly profit rose 58% on higher bullion prices, and Zijin's $4B Allied Gold takeover collapsed, though it still bought a stake.

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