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Gold news for August 8, 2026

Gold is being supported by rising expectations of dovish Federal Reserve policy, as weak US employment data and lower Treasury yields pressure the dollar. Additional momentum comes from robust Chinese demand, including the central bank's largest monthly reserve increase since October 2023 and a prolonged streak of ETF inflows. However, traders remain cautious ahead of upcoming US CPI data, which could either reinforce or reverse these gains.

How the day unfolded

  1. Gold prices have climbed to multi-year highs as weaker-than-expected US payrolls data and dovish Federal Reserve expectations weigh on the dollar and Treasury yields, making the metal more attractive. Additional support comes from renewed central bank buying, with China's gold reserves rising at the fastest pace since October 2023, and a significant inflow of $1.2 billion into Chinese gold ETFs.

  2. Gold is trading near its highest level since June, supported by expectations that the Federal Reserve will ease policy after a weak US jobs report, which has weighed on the dollar and Treasury yields. Additionally, China's central bank increased its gold reserves and Chinese investors poured $1.2 billion into gold ETFs, adding further support to the metal.

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