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    US MIDTERM ELECTIONS IMPACT ON GOLD

    Gold gains 3% as dollar slides after Democratic midterm gains

    On Wednesday, gold prices surged by 3%, reaching impressive new levels following the midterm elections, during which Democrats secured control of both the Senate and House. This political transformation, combined with a weaker dollar, heightened gold and precious metals demand. Investors are keenly watching for the upcoming US non-farm payrolls report, as rising interest rates and ongoing fiscal risk concerns continue to influence market sentiment.

    US midterm elections 2026 explained: What are they, who is running and what's at stake for Trump

    Midterm elections 2026: The US midterm elections on November 3, 2026, will determine who controls Congress for the rest of Donald Trump's term. With all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats up for election, the results could reshape the balance of power in Washington and influence the president's legislative agenda.

    How are global stock markets reacting to the US midterm election results?

    Following the midterm elections where Democrats took control of both Congressional chambers, global stock markets felt the impact. Initial hesitation in European stocks soon gave way to strength, driven by financial sector gains. Precious metals experienced a notable uptick, but defense stocks reeled from concerns over military expenditures. In Asia, markets showed volatility, underscoring investors' adaptative strategies to the altering political scenario.

    Trump's loss in US midterms hands Indian gold buyers new setup before Dhanteras

    Gold prices surged over 2% on Wednesday, with a weaker US dollar and lower Treasury yields supporting the rally after Democrats made gains in the US midterm elections. In India, 24-karat gold rose 2.26% to ₹14,280 per gram.

    Silver prices jump over 4% to reclaim $51/oz as Democrats secure US midterm victory. What’s happening?

    Silver prices surged over 4% to reclaim the $51/oz mark after Democrats secured a victory in the US midterm elections, weakening the dollar and Treasury yields. However, HSBC expects further gains to be limited as silver trades close to levels justified by fundamentals. Industrial and jewellery demand may weaken, while institutional buying and supply constraints could offer support.

    Gold price prediction: Will gold bounce back on Wednesday? Check outlook for November 4

    On the MCX, gold prices ended flat, while silver gained momentum to close higher. As for international prices, spot gold dipped 0.3% to $3,948.75 per ounce, while US gold futures for December delivery gained 0.1% to $3,943.20. Spot silver fell 0.2% to $49.67 per ounce.

    The Economic Times
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