Gold fell 0.88% to about 4,290 dollars and silver 2.03% to about 66.50 on Monday, extending last week's rout after a hot US jobs report killed hopes of a 2026 rate cut.

Gold and silver report: both metals slip while copper and industrial metals rise, as a hawkish Fed and firm dollar drain the appeal of safe-haven gold.

Gold rate today: U.S. Treasury yields jumped after the release of the jobs data, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.

Gold and silver report: the two assets sold as safe havens are among 2026's worst performers, and just shed another brutal leg as gold breaks its key line.

Gold prices plummet as strong US jobs data fuels expectations of Fed rate hikes, impacting bullion and bond markets.

Gold prices experienced a significant drop of approximately 3% on Friday, influenced by a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report. This data reinforced expectations that the…

Gold prices plunged over 3% as robust US jobs data boosted expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, with rising bond yields and a stronger dollar pressuring the precious metal.

Spot gold dropped over 3% to $4,336 per ounce on June 5 after strong US jobs data boosted rate expectations, extending weekly losses to roughly 4.3%.

Gold prices fell 3.6% after 172,000 US jobs were added in May, doubling forecasts and pushing Fed rate hike expectations past 68% by December 2026.

Gold prices fell sharply on Friday, June 5, 2026, dropping 3.3% to $4,325.96 per ounce, as a surprisingly strong U.S. employment report released...

Gold fell to $4,331/oz and silver hit $67 as rate-hike bets, a strong dollar, and the Warsh Fed outweigh war and inflation.

Gold prices dipped on Monday, extending previous losses amid U.S. interest rate hike fears. Meanwhile, escalating tensions in the Gulf sent oil prices soaring, fueling inflation…

Gold prices dropped below $4,340 per ounce, while silver shed nearly 2.5%, as strong US economic data and rising crude oil prices influenced investor sentiment.

Gold fell 0.88% to about 4,290 dollars and silver 2.03% to about 66.50 on Monday, extending last week's rout after a hot US jobs report killed hopes of a 2026 rate cut.

Gold falls after a strong US payrolls boost rate expectations, raising carry costs and pressuring prices below key technical levels.

Gold and silver prices fell further Tuesday after declining late last week.

Gold edged up to about 4,343 and silver to 68.34 on Tuesday, a first steadying after last week's rout, with gold climbing back to test the long-term line it had broken from below.

Spot gold fell roughly 3% to a two-month low after strong US May jobs data boosted Fed rate-hike bets, with potential spillover into Bitcoin and crypto

Gold sank 2.01% to 4,174 and silver 2.46% to 63.71 on Tuesday, erasing the prior day's bounce as a firm dollar and high rates dragged both metals to fresh lows.

Precious metals were firmly in negative territory, as fears about inflation and the Federal Reserve's interest rate path weighed on investor sentiment.

Spot gold rebounded from a six-month low of $4,022 per ounce after shedding roughly 13% in a month, with US PPI inflation data poised to set the next