Oil and Energy

Gold was under heavy pressure on Thursday, with the live spot market showing losses widening into the New York morning. The move reflected a difficult mix of energy-led inflation risk, firm U.S. labor data and uncertainty over how long restrictive…

Gold recovered from the previous session’s sharp fall and reached $4,154.20 per troy ounce at the Dhbna observation point, a gain of 0.95% from the prior close. The move began near Monday’s depressed level, strengthened as oil prices retreated, and…

Gold fell to $4,122.11 on September 28, 2026 as oil, yields and the dollar rose. An economic reading of the five forces that shaped the session.

Spot gold rose 0.3% to $4,352.39 per troy ounce at 15:17 UTC on September 18, according to Reuters. Gold reached a one-week high earlier in the session and was heading for its first weekly gain in four weeks. This report…

Reuters’ live market coverage shows gold futures at $4,525.40 and Brent at $92.19, while the spot market print in the same Reuters flow was $4,528.19. That leaves your reference level of $4,520.89 inside a tight band around the current trading…

The market is not trading gold as a pure safe haven. It is trading a three-way macro bundle: Middle East risk, energy-driven inflation, and the re-pricing of U.S. policy rates. Reuters tied the latest gold weakness directly to renewed U.S.…

The dominant regime is an energy shock, not a clean risk-off bid. Reuters tied today’s decline in gold to Brent moving above $103 and to renewed inflation concerns, while the dollar held near 97.977. In practice, the geopolitical premium is…

Gold is trading today within a historically elevated range, with the benchmark price remaining around gold at $4,565.55 per ounce. Bloomberg shows spot gold at $4,565.43 at 08:16 AM EDT, while Reuters reports spot gold at $4,553.53 and the June…