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Evening edition

Gold ends lower as yields and Fed-hike bets weigh

Spot gold ended at $4,313.67, down 0.80%, as headlines tied the pressure to Treasury yields, oil, the dollar and Fed-rate expectations.

Gold ends lower as yields and Fed-hike bets weigh — Evening edition card showing spot gold at $4,313.67
Per gram$138.69Per kilo$138,688
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Gold / silver67.7

Gold finished the 14 September session lower in US trading, with spot at $4,313.67 a troy ounce, down $34.93, or 0.80%, from the previous close of $4,348.59. The session range ran from $4,254.03 to $4,354.92, leaving the close off the low but still negative. The evening headlines framed the move around rate risk: Reuters said a Fed rate hike on Wednesday is now likely, while Livemint and Crypto Briefing pointed to a jump in the 10-year Treasury yield.

Continued from the morning edition of 14 September 2026. Prices below are frozen at publication — the live gold price has the current figure, and this guide covers what tends to move it.

Late trade steadies off the low

The live feed showed a broad intraday swing rather than a straight-line sell-off. Spot gold traded as low as $4,254.03 and as high as $4,354.92 before ending at $4,313.67. TradingNEWS described XAU/USD as breaking lower as the 10-year yield hit 5% into Wednesday’s Fed hike, while ndtvprofit.com said gold lost glitter as the Fed decision neared and rate-hike bets strengthened. Moneycontrol.com also reported gold slipping below $4,300 as an oil surge fuelled those bets.

Rates dominate the explanation

Rates dominated the cross-market explanation. Livemint said the 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2023 as the Fed decision loomed, and Crypto Briefing said the yield topped 5% for the first time since October 2023. Reuters reported a poll showing economists now see a Fed rate hike on Wednesday as likely, with at least one more to follow. CNBC said the Fed is likely to raise interest rates as inflation persists. FXStreet carried ING’s view of a one-off September hike, while another FXStreet headline quoted Commerzbank saying inflation keeps pressure on.

Oil and dollar add pressure

Oil and the dollar were the other explanations repeated across the headlines. forex.com said crude oil and bond yields were exerting pressure on XAU/USD ahead of the FOMC. Kitco said an oil surge and near-5% Treasury yields bolstered Fed rate-hike expectations as gold fell. Bangkok Post reported gold falling to an over-one-month low as the oil rally and inflation data boosted rate-hike bets. The New Indian Express and Rediff MoneyWiz both said a strong US dollar weighed on bullion alongside the oil surge.

Silver and miners in focus

Silver and related gold equities also drew attention. XAUTicker put spot silver at $63.72 a troy ounce, down 1.18%, with the gold/silver ratio at 67.7. USAGOLD reported physical silver tumbling as an oil spike hardened Fed rate-hike bets, while tradingview.com said CME Group 100-ounce silver futures drew significant demand in the first weekend of 24/7 trading. In equities, TipRanks said Eldorado Gold tumbled as its rally met harsh reality, and GoldSilver described gold mining stocks as showing a unique market response.

What to watch

  • The Fed decision flagged by Reuters, CNBC and FXStreet.
  • Whether 10-year yield pressure in Livemint and Crypto Briefing persists.
  • Oil and dollar headlines from forex.com, Kitco, Rediff and The New Indian Express.
  • Silver futures demand noted by tradingview.com after 24/7 trading began.

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