TREE NEWS reports: Gold fell about 0.6% on Monday, with spot gold down 0.58% to $4,404.30 per ounce at New York close, after hitting a daily low of $4,381.31. Silver slipped 0.06% to $66.1710, while platinum and palladium edged higher.
Gold slips 0.6% on Monday as spot price dips below $4,400
The modest pullback in gold, while silver barely moved and platinum/palladium ticked up, suggests the correction is metal-specific rather than a broad precious-metals selloff. This divergence could signal profit-taking in gold after its recent run, or a rotation within the complex. The fact that silver held steady near $66 may indicate that industrial demand or relative value is underpinning it, while gold's dip below $4,400 tests near-term support. Whether gold can reclaim that level quickly, or if this marks the start of a deeper consolidation, is the key watch point for momentum traders and those tracking safe-haven flows.
Generated by AI for reference only.
Share on WeChat
Open WeChat → Scan → then tap "…" to send to a chat or Moments.
Tap "…" in the top-right corner to send to a chat or share to Moments.