We publish the latest update in the gold price today, Thursday, September 25, 2025, after the noticeable developments in the price of local and global gold, after recording historical levels.
Gold prices have increased approaching their highest standard levels, with continued reduction in interest rates despite cautious statements by US Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell, while geopolitical uncertainty continued to support the demand for precious metal.
The price of the global gold ounce increased by 0.3% to record the highest level at 3777 dollars an ounce after the trading was opened at the level of 3765 dollars an ounce, so that gold is currently trading at the level of $ 3775 an ounce.
Gold prices today in Egypt
24 caliber records 5809 pounds
– 21 caliber records 5083 pounds
18 caliber records 4359 pounds
– Gold pound 40664 pounds
On the other hand, Jerome Powell, President of the Federal Reserve, stated that the central bank needs to continue balancing the risks competing for high inflation and weak labor market in the upcoming interest rate decisions.
Powell also pointed to the increasing state of uncertainty about the American economy, stating that there is no risk -free path to reduce interest rates while curbing inflation and maintaining job growth.
Powell’s comments came just one week after the federal interest rates reduced 25 basis points as expected, and he referred to plans to further reduce monetary policy. Gold has risen sharply after this step, since the low interest rates makes the unintegral assets like gold appear more attractive.
The initial weekly unemployment claims report in the United States will be issued on Thursday, followed by the Personal Consumption Expenditure Index, which is the preferred scale of inflation in the Federal Reserve on Friday.
If Friday data indicates that inflation rises more than the federal banking policymakers prefer, perhaps due to customs duties, this may cause landing pressure on gold.
Goldman Sachs Bank in a note, revealed that it expects discounts of 25 basis points in October and December, with the possibility of reducing them by 50 basis points if the labor market deteriorates more than expected, followed by a disappearance in 2026 by rates ranging between 3% and 3.25%.
