TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 0.55% to $4,159.47 an ounce on Wednesday, ending September down 6.31% after peaking at $4,696.83 on Aug. 25, while spot silver dropped 1.71% to $60.4355 and lost 9.24% on the month. COMEX gold futures fell 6.47% in September to $4,191.40, and COMEX silver futures slipped 9.28% to $60.770.
Gold Falls 6.3% in September as Silver Slides 9.2%
The pullback is notable less for its size than for its breadth: both metals cooled in tandem after a sharp run higher, and the futures market tracked spot almost tick for tick, suggesting macro positioning rather than any single physical-market shock drove the move. That matters for RWA and tokenized-metal products, where recent inflows have leaned on the same momentum now unwinding. Whether the retreat deepens into a broader repricing or merely consolidates the prior advance is the open question, with the size and speed of the next monthly print the clearest signal.
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