Gold and silver prices dropped further, with gold nearing $4,200 an ounce and silver falling below $63, pressured by a strong US dollar, higher Treasury yields, and inflation concerns fueled by stalled US-Iran talks. These factors have raised expectations of another Fed rate hike, keeping precious metals under pressure despite Middle East tensions. Key support levels to watch are $4,200 for gold and $60 for silver; breaking these could lead to deeper declines toward $4,000 and $55 respectively. Upcoming US inflation and jobs data will be crucial in determining if metals can recover or continue to fall.
Gold and silver prices provide context for market conditions. For readers following US stocks, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 28, 2026 08:02 WIB: Of 150 US stocks, 67 rose and 81 fell. Notable movers include PYPL at USD 55.04 with a +4.82% change, AFRM at USD 71.37 with +4.82%, and VTRS at USD 17.89 with +4.50%.
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