Gold fell to 4151.4 as of 11:58 UTC—down 134.81 points from the previous close. That’s the lowest level in eight trading days, extending losses from each of the past several sessions, including a 23.2-point drop on September 27. Volume hit 137,070 contracts on the latest bar. The decline coincides with a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields. No U.S. macro data is due until early October. The ECB’s policy stance is the next potential catalyst for gold; no official ECB communication is scheduled before October 1.
Based on ForTraders market data as of 2026-09-28 12:22 UTC.
