Gold rose to 4143.27 as of 00:49 UTC, up 2.22756 points from its prior close. That follows a steep drop—from 4321.2 on October 2 to 4143.1 on October 4, the lowest level in eight sessions. Friday’s close at 4162.3 marked a partial recovery, but volume held flat at 130,846 contracts. The current bid remains well below the 4200–4260 range seen earlier this week.
Price action points to consolidation after volatility: the 4143–4162 zone now serves as near-term support. With no US inflation or jobs data scheduled until next week, gold’s near-term direction will likely hinge on USD strength and real yields—not yet reflected in the snapshot’s quotes or calendar.
Based on ForTraders market data as of 2026-10-06 00:57 UTC.
