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Gold price drops below $4,100 for first time since October 7

The price of gold on the Comex exchange fell below $ 4100 for the first time since October 7, writes sb.by. Illustrative photo by Pexels According to TASS, the futures price...

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Gold price drops below $4,100 for first time since October 7

The price of gold on the Comex exchange fell below $ 4100 for the first time since October 7, writes sb.by.

Illustrative photo by Pexels
Illustrative photo by Pexels

According to TASS, the price of futures for gold with delivery in December 2026 on the Comex exchange fell below $ 4100 per troy ounce for the first time since October 7 this year, follows from the data of the trading platform.

According to 19:01 Moscow time (coincides with Minsk time). The price of gold decreased by 1.96 percent to $4,095.6 per troy ounce. By 20:31, the futures price slowed down to $4,110.7 per troy ounce (-1.59%).

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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