Gold climbed back above $4100 and silver above $52, adding more than $1 trillion in combined market capitalization in a single session.

Gold and silver bounced back as the US dollar softened on early Democratic wins in the US midterm elections.

Gold and Silver prices bounced back from previous week’s low, as a drop in oil prices eased inflation concerns.

Gold and silver kept sliding as higher oil prices revived inflation worries, and strong US inflation data strengthened the case for another Federal Reserve rate hike this year.

Gold and silver are clinging to their support levels for now.

Gold is clinging to the $4000 floor as traders brace for this week’s Fed decision.

Gold slipped below the $4000-mark last week for the first time since mid-July.

Gold and silver are on track for their sharpest weekly fall in more than four months.

Gold and silver slipped as climbing oil prices revived inflation worries and strengthened the view that interest rates may stay elevated for longer. Investors are now looking to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for fresh signals on where policy is headed.

Gold and silver are still under pressure. Higher oil prices have revived inflation worries, and investors are now looking to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting for hints on where interest rates go from here.

Gold and silver bounced back on safe-haven buying and short-covering.

Gold and silver fell sharply after a hotter-than-expected US inflation reading.