Today: 20 July 2026
Browse Category

Gold Prices 9 February 2026 - 2 July 2026

Gold slips under $4,000 with traders watching Fed signals

Gold price tops $4,100 after U.S. jobs data revisions fuel Fed-rate hopes

Gold jumped past $4,100 on Thursday after the latest U.S. payrolls data pointed to a softer labor market than markets had been expecting. The headline was a 57,000 job gain for June, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics cut April and May’s numbers by a combined 74,000, so the revisions wiped out more jobs than were added last month. Economists in the Reuters poll were looking for a 110,000 increase.
Gold jumps, oil falls after U.S.-Iran deal; dollar moves as Fed bets shift

Gold jumps, oil falls after U.S.-Iran deal; dollar moves as Fed bets shift

Gold jumped Monday after U.S. and Iranian officials announced a first-step deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, putting oil, inflation, and U.S. rates back in play. Live gold hit $4,344.90 an ounce, up 3.00%, according to Kitco’s spot price feed. Spot gold was last up 2.8% at $4,336.49 as of 1044 GMT on Reuters. August futures rose 2.81% in early U.S. trade to $4,357.70, CME data showed.
Gold price today: Bullion tops $5,200 as tariff worries and Iran tensions drive safe-haven bids

Gold price today: Bullion tops $5,200 as tariff worries and Iran tensions drive safe-haven bids

Gold advanced Wednesday as investors sought cover amid concerns that fresh U.S. tariffs might stoke inflation again, and with Washington-Tehran tensions rattling sentiment. Spot gold tracked 1.1% higher at $5,205.14 an ounce as of 11:24 a.m. ET, while U.S. gold futures picked up 0.9% to $5,224.60. Silver took off, up 3.8% at $90.67. Platinum surged 6.5% to $2,308.60, and palladium pushed 2.7% higher to $1,816.26.
25 February 2026
Gold price today: Bullion slips 1% toward $5,000 as U.S. jobs, CPI loom

Gold price today: Bullion slips 1% toward $5,000 as U.S. jobs, CPI loom

Gold slipped on Tuesday, giving up ground after a brief two-day rally that took prices above $5,000. By 11:10 a.m. ET, spot gold was 1% lower at $5,014.19 an ounce. April U.S. futures dropped 0.8% to $5,037.20. Silver took a sharper hit, falling 3.3% to $80.60. Platinum dipped 1.1% to $2,099.93, and palladium was down 1.3% at $1,717.33. “We’re seeing a light pullback or consolidation,” said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
10 February 2026
1 2 3 9
Go toTop