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What has moved GOLD

13 dated calls from the policy coverage · 9 positive · 0 negative · 4 watch

  1. Positive2026-10-15

    traded. Bullion above $4,170 with producer margins at these levels is a cash-flow event, not a sentiment event, and the miners are levered to the spot price

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 15 Oct 2026
  2. Positive2026-10-13

    Central-bank buying plus debt-servicing concerns are an official-sector bid that does not depend on the Fed cutting; the miners carry the operating leverage on top

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 13 Oct 2026
  3. Watch2026-10-13inferred

    Falling euro-zone yields alongside falling Treasury yields is the same duration bid that supports bullion

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 13 Oct 2026
  4. Positive2026-10-12

    A 24-year high in real long rates is normally bad for gold, and gold's refusal to break is itself the signal; the miners carry the operating leverage

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 12 Oct 2026
  5. Positive2026-10-12

    Institutional risk around central-bank independence is the classic marginal bid for gold, which is holding near $4,180 an ounce

    Policy Pulse - Trump / US Watch - 12 Oct 2026
  6. Positive2026-10-09

    A softer dollar and easing real yields are the classic gold tailwind, and spot bullion reclaimed USD 4,180 after a two-month low

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 09 Oct 2026
  7. Positive2026-09-11

    Gold is being bought alongside rising yields, which is a debasement hedge rather than a rate trade

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 11 Sep 2026
  8. Positive2026-09-11

    Reserve diversification by central banks is a durable, price-insensitive bid regardless of what the summit declares

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 11 Sep 2026
  9. Positive2026-09-11

    Debasement and deficit-expansion hedge; the metal has been rising with yields, not against them

    Policy Pulse - Trump / US Watch - 11 Sep 2026
  10. Watch2026-09-10

    Simultaneous Fed and ECB tightening against a supply shock is historically a two-way gold setup; gold was flat on the session in rupee terms

    Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 10 Sep 2026
  11. Positive2026-09-08

    Haven bid returns as conflict widens; weaker dollar adds support

    Policy Pulse - Global - 08 Sep 2026
  12. Watch2026-09-08

    Weaker dollar supports bullion but real-yield direction caps gains (businessline)

    Policy Pulse - Trump/US - 08 Sep 2026
  13. Watch2026-09-04

    2% on the day; real-yield direction (CPI week) is the swing factor

    Policy Pulse - Trump/US - 04 Sep 2026

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MU:AVGO:AMD:INTC:TCS:INFY:HCLTECH:WIPRO:IOC:BPCL:HINDPETRO:ONGC:XOM:CVX:VLO:NEM2026-10-13

Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 13 Oct 2026

China's CXMT claimed a 4F2 DRAM design and the KOSPI fell 5.46%, hitting MU, AVGO and INTC while re-rating TCS, INFY and HCLTECH through Nifty IT's 5.22% gain. Five days out, the Graham Act had still produced no notice to Congress, leaving IOC, BPCL, ONGC and Sun Pharma exposed on the Indian side.

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XOM:CVX:VLO:PSX:DAL:UAL:IOC:BPCL:HINDPETRO:INDIGO:ONGC:GESHIP:NEM:HAL:BEL:SUZLON2026-10-12

Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 12 Oct 2026

Brent topped USD 106 after a second deadly strike on Riyadh's airport and a tanker hit at Hormuz, positive for XOM, CVX and VLO and negative for DAL, UAL and IOC. Trump's Russian diesel deal capped the spike instead of reversing it, gold held near USD 4,180 with the US 30-year at 24-year highs, and Canada sent its largest trade mission to India in 30 years to push a trade deal.

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XOM:CVX:OXY:SLB:DAL:UAL:AAL:LUV:IOC:BPCL:HINDPETRO:INDIGO:ONGC:OIL:JPM:GS:BK:DHI:LEN:NVDA:AMD:MSFT:GOOGL:WMT:TGT:AMZN:HD:DE:CAT:AGCO:LLY:MRK:PFE:MU:AVGO:NEM:GOLD:VOD:DTEGY:TMPV:MARUTI:M&M:HEROMOTOCO:TVSMOTOR:EXIDEIND:ARE&M:ASIANPAINT:MRF2026-10-09

Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 09 Oct 2026

Brent slipped to about USD 103 after Trump ruled out an Iran strike before the November 3 midterms, negative for XOM and CVX and positive for airlines and Indian oil marketers; a strong 30-year auction pulled the US long end back from a 24-year high; and the US-China 30-for-30 tariff lists named toys and appliances and medical devices, with the truce extended to January 10, 2027.

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