Kinross Gold is trading at $21.05, up 5.62%, alongside a rise in gold supported by a softer U.S. dollar. - Reuters attributed dollar softness to early Democratic midterm wins; investors were also awaiting labor-market data. - The move fits a supportive precious-metals backdrop, though Materials was lower pre-market. - Kinross Gold reported Q3 results October 28; adjusted EPS beat estimates, but the release predates this move. No new company-specific catalyst or pre-market volume figure was found.