Gold jumped to its highest level ‌in over two weeks on Thursday, November 5, as the fallout from the US midterm election results weighed on global financial and oil markets, Reuters reported.

Gold prices inched up on Tuesday, November 3, with the 25-karat gold hitting EGP 7,089.82 for buying and EGP 7,005.86 for selling.

Gold stabilized on Monday, November 2, on the global and local levels.

Prices of gold jumped on Wednesday, October 28, on both the global and local levels.

Gold prices recorded gains on Tuesday, October 27, with the international ounce hitting $4,023.3 for buying and $4,022.8 for selling.

Gold prices dropped on Sunday, October 25, as the international ounce hit $3,996.4 for buying and $3.995.2 for selling.

Gold prices showed stability on Wednesday, October 21, with the international ounce recording $4,127.9 for buying and $4.127.3 for selling.

Gold prices stabilized on Sunday, October 18, with the24-karat gold hitting EGP 7,192.95 for purchase and EGP 7,095.46 for sale, according to Dahab Masr at 3:38 PM.

Gold prices recorded collective gains on Thursday, October 15, with the international ounce standing at $4,149.2 for buying and $4.148.8 for selling.

Gold prices declined on Wednesday, October 14, with the 24-karat gold recording EGP 7,038.29 for purchase and EGP 7,935.71 for sale.

Gold prices stabilized on Tuesday, October 13, on the local as well as the global level.

Gold prices declined on Monday, October 12, as the international ounce hit $4,165.4 for buying and $4.164.9 for selling.

Global gold prices fell on Wednesday, October 7, driven by a stronger US dollar. Spot gold declined 0.98% to $4,122.73 per ounce.

Gold prices recorded a collective rise on Tuesday, October 6, with the 21-karat gold hitting EGP 6,174.26 for buying and EGP 6,094.44 for selling.

Gold prices stabilized on Monday, October 5, as the international ounce hit $4,159.5 for buying and $4,159.1 for selling.

Global gold prices jumped on Thursday, October 1, after softer-than-expected US inflation data eased expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike this month.

Gold prices experienced a slight rise on Wednesday, September 30, with the international ounce recording $4,206.3 for buying and $4,206 for selling.

Gold prices continued to fall on Tuesday, September 29, according to Dahab Masr by 3:30 PM.

Gold witnessed a collective drop on Sunday, September 27, according to Dahab Masr data at 3:19 PM.

gold prices continued to drop during Wednesday’s trading session, according to Dahab Masr data at 2:54 PM.