#GoldSilverRally
Gold gained more than 1% on February 11 as long-term investment buying returned, even after robust US jobs figures. Investors now await US CPI data due on Friday.
Gold prices climbed more than 1% on Wednesday (February 11, 2026, US time), as sustained long-term investment demand helped bullion regain momentum after a brief pullback when markets digested stronger-than-expected US employment data.
Spot gold rose 1.25% to $5,085.93 an ounce at 4.08pm in New York (4.08am Thursday in Bangkok), after earlier touching a session high of $5,118.47 before easing slightly. US gold futures for April delivery settled 1.6% higher at $5,112.60 an ounce.
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