Gold's brutal 2026 sell-off may have set up a technical setup for a bounce, with CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer citing commodities strategist Carley Garner's view that the metal could move towards $4,500 (£3,400), and potentially $4,650 (£3,515), if it holds support around $4,150 (£3,135).
Gold fell nearly 1% on 7 October to $4,122.73 (£3,115) as the US dollar strengthened and investors awaited the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes. The move left the metal just below the support level that could determine whether the technical recovery develops further.