Gold spot rose 2.07% on the 9th... US October CPI year-on-year shows some gaps
Original headline금 현물 9일 2.07% 상승…미 10월 CPI 전년비 일부 공백
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Spot gold closed at $4,139.84 per troy ounce on the 9th, up 2.07% from the prior session, with an intraday high of $4,148.95, according to Investing.com's XAU/USD daily quote. The move comes as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said some October CPI items may lack year-over-year figures because the October 2025 index is missing. BLS did not publish an October 2025 CPI release after the federal government shutdown prevented data collection that month. The agency said it will not publish 12-month change rates in its October 2026 release for items without an October 2025 index, though not all items will lose the year-over-year comparison. Investors should watch how the statistical gap affects inflation readings used to gauge Federal Reserve policy and gold's appeal as a hedge.
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