Headline:
Gold Crashes Below $3,900: Inflation Fears Put Pressure on Bullion

Summary:
Gold plunged to a more-than-one-year low near $3,880 as rising inflation concerns, a stronger US Dollar and expectations of higher Federal Reserve interest rates weighed on the precious metal.

Key Points:

- Spot Gold dropped approximately 2.7% to $3,880.93 on November 12.

- Rising oil prices added to inflation concerns.

- Stronger US CPI data strengthened expectations of further Fed tightening.

- Traders turned their attention to the October US PPI report for fresh inflation signals.

Market Insight:
Higher interest rates and a stronger US Dollar could keep pressure on Gold. However, weaker-than-expected PPI data may provide some relief. The next major direction will depend on inflation figures and the Fed's response.

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