Gold Ranges Between $4,284 and $4,299 on September 25, Recording a Weekly Loss Exceeding 2%
Gold prices stabilized within a range of $4,284 to $4,299 per ounce on September 25, 2026, as reported, on a day that saw modest gains failing to offset a weekly loss exceeding 2% amid pressures from a strong dollar and rising bond yields.
Gold traded in a narrow range between $4,284 and $4,299 per ounce during the session of September 25, 2026, as reported, posting minor daily gains that did not alter the weekly picture characterized by a loss exceeding 2%, one of the yellow metal's most notable weekly setbacks in recent months.
Pressures on gold are piling up from two main drivers: the US dollar strengthening against a basket of major currencies, and rising US Treasury yields, which increase the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding metal.
Analysts point out that gold is going through a digestion phase following record highs reached in early 2026, with technical patterns pointing to selling pressure at upper resistance levels, while investors watch support levels to determine the optimal entry point.
Despite short-term pressures, gold maintains its cumulative annual gains, continuing to play the role of a safe haven in portfolios of investors seeking to hedge against inflation risks and geopolitical uncertainty, particularly in light of fears of a global economic growth slowdown.
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