Gold Clings to 1% November Gain, Heading to Four-Month Rally

NAMPA / Sputnik
2025-11-21
WASHINGTON, November 21 (RIA Novosti) - With just a week left to this month’s end, gold bulls are clinging precariously to a narrow 1% gain for November in a bid to complete a four-month long winning streak. In Friday’s Asian trading, gold futures for December delivery on New York’s Comex hovered at $4,050 an ounce. In order to ensure a positive finish for the month, the Comex contract must stay above $4,013 at least through the end of next week​......
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