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Weekly Market Wrap: Gold Down on the Week
Bond Selloff Pressures Gold; Soft Jobs Data Offers a Reprieve
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WHERE THE WORLD CHECKS THE GOLD PRICE ⏱️ Gold in 60 Seconds Track Live Spot Prices Happy Friday, traders. Welcome back to our Weekly Market Wrap-up, where we dive into the economic events and market news that have significantly impacted gold prices and other precious metals throughout the week. Gold is heading toward a second consecutive weekly loss after a punishing start to the week sent spot prices to a multi-month low near $4,115/oz. The biggest source of pressure was a renewed Treasury selloff, with the US 10-year yield climbing to a 24-year high near 5.34% as markets continued to digest the Federal Reserve’s September rate hike. Gold recovered from the lows and briefly pushed above $4,210 after Friday’s labor report, but elevated yields and a strong US dollar have continued to limit the rebound. The second half of the week brought a more supportive macro backdrop. August PCE inflation rose 0.3% month-over-month and 3.4% year-over-year, both below consensus, while core PCE came in at 0.2% monthly and 3.0% annually. Then on Friday, September payrolls increased by just 29,000, August’s gain was revised down to 133,000, and unemployment edged up to 4.2%. Together, the softer inflation and labor data reduced expectations for another immediate Fed rate hike. Next week, attention turns to Wednesday’s September FOMC minutes for clues about how policymakers are weighing persistent inflation against a cooling jobs market. Read the Full Market Recap DOWNLOAD THE GOLDPRICE APP Choose what emails you receive: Manage Preferences Or unsubscribe from all emails: Unsubscribe GoldPrice.org 11700 Preston Road Ste 660153 Dallas, TX 75230 © 2026 GoldPrice.org