Gold and silver prices increased in late U.S. trading, with spot gold near $4,382.38 an ounce and silver at $66.13, supported by a drop in oil prices which helped offset pressure from rising Treasury yields and a stronger U.S. dollar. The Federal Reserve's recent rate hike to 3.75-4.00% keeps yields elevated, limiting precious metals' upside. Geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Saudi oil infrastructure risks maintain a defensive demand floor for gold. Technically, gold needs to break above $4,396.15 for a clearer rally, while silver aims to surpass $66.70 to sustain momentum. Oil prices fell after China urged Iran to limit attacks on Saudi oil facilities, easing inflation fears temporarily. Investors remain cautious as the market balances between energy price drops and hawkish Fed policy.
Gold and silver prices are noted in the context of broader market activity on Pluang as of Sep 19, 2026 03:03 WIB. Of 150 priced US stocks tradable on Pluang, 66 rose and 83 fell today. Notable movers include QCOM at USD 178.35 with a 1-day change of -5.49% and Pluang order activity of 27% Sell / 73% Buy, GM at USD 82.36 down 4.91% with 83% Sell / 17% Buy, and IQ at USD 1.13 up 4.63% with 17% Sell / 83% Buy. The most notable figure is QCOM's 73% buy order activity.
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