Melbourne, 2 October 2026 – Gold held a modest advance on Friday as softer US Treasury yields and more cautious signals from Federal Reserve officials reduced expectations of an imminent interest-rate increase. Bullion traded near US$4,180 an ounce, retaining a 0.5% gain from the previous session, although it remained on course for a weekly decline of about 2%.
Spot gold was 0.1% higher at US$4,182.20 an ounce at 8am in Singapore. Silver rose 0.3% to US$61.14 after gaining 0.9% in the preceding session, while platinum and palladium also edged higher. The moves indicated some relief across precious metals, but not a decisive reversal of the pressure that dominated September.
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