Gold is trading at $4,530.85 per ounce on May 21, 2026, reflecting a modest decline of $13.39, or 0.29 percent, from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,544.23, reached an intraday high of $4,570.93 before retreating to a low of $4,527.39, suggesting that sellers stepped in near resistance as bond yield expectations shifted. […]
Gold traded under modest pressure on May 20, 2026, slipping to $4,470.02 per ounce, a decline of $12.17 or 0.27 percent from the prior session’s close. The metal opened at $4,482.19, reached an intraday high of $4,508.87 before sellers pushed prices to a session low of $4,453.60, reflecting a tug-of-war between institutional buyers and profit-takers.
Gold is trading at $4,543.08 per ounce on May 19, 2026, slipping $23.48 or 0.51 percent from the previous session’s close after opening at $4,566.56 and touching a daily high of $4,589.42 before pulling back to a low of $4,538.10. The modest decline reflects a brief consolidation phase rather than any fundamental shift in the
Gold is trading at $4,535.14 per ounce on May 18, 2026, posting a modest decline of $5.44, or 0.12 percent, from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,540.58, reached an intraday high of $4,555.22 before sellers pushed prices down to a session low of $4,480.43, with buyers stepping back in during the afternoon
Gold prices retreated sharply on May 17, 2026, falling $111.51 per ounce, or 2.40 percent, to settle at $4,540.58 after opening at $4,652.09 and touching an intraday high of $4,665.35 before sliding to a session low of $4,511.52. The selloff reflects renewed pressure from a strengthening U.S. Dollar Index and a shift in Federal Reserve
Gold prices fell sharply on May 16, 2026, with spot gold trading at $4,540.58 per ounce, a decline of $111.51 or 2.40% from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,652.09, briefly touched an intraday high of $4,665.35 before selling pressure accelerated, dragging prices down to a session low of $4,511.52. Today’s retreat reflects
Gold pulled back modestly on May 15, 2026, settling at $4,610.15 per ounce after declining $41.93, or roughly 0.90 percent, from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,652.09, briefly touched a daily high of $4,665.35 before sellers stepped in, and found near-term support at a session low of $4,604.44. Despite today’s retreat, gold
Gold continued its measured climb on May 14, 2026, settling at $4,705.68 per troy ounce, a gain of $16.39 or 0.35 percent from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,689.29, touched a session low of $4,668.70 during early Asian trading, and reached a high of $4,712.75 before consolidating into the New York afternoon.
Gold edged lower on May 13, 2026, settling at $4,700.15 per troy ounce, a decline of $15.65 or 0.34 percent from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,715.80, briefly touched a daily high of $4,727.10 in early Asian trading, before selling pressure pushed prices down to an intraday low of $4,687.73. The mild
Gold is trading at $4,725.30 per ounce on May 12, 2026, slipping modestly by $10.57 or 0.22 percent from the previous session’s close. The metal opened at $4,735.86, reached an intraday high of $4,773.57 before profit-taking pulled it back to a session low of $4,718.21. Despite today’s minor pullback, the broader trend remains firmly constructive,