Gold Surges Past $4,150 Amid Slower US Jobs and Central Bank Inflows
Spot gold rose 0.4% to $4,158.17 an ounce after weak US employment figures reduced the perceived probability of an October Federal Reserve rate hike. The price recovery was supported by safe-haven buying from Middle East tensions, record global ETF inflows, and a 20-tonne gold purchase by China's central bank in August.

