Gold futures pull back from two-week highs amid a stronger U.S. dollar. 10/12/26

CME Group1 hour ago1:23

Gold futures traded lower on Monday, pulling back below $4,200 to give up a recent two-week closing high. Rising geopolitical tensions lifted the U.S. dollar, creating a headwind for precious metals and pressuring both Gold and Silver futures. Despite the move, gold remains trapped in a tight recent range between $4,140 and $4,216 as traders digest a closed bond market and await upcoming inflation data later this week. Learn more about trading futures and options at CME Group: https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals.html #Metals #Gold #Commodities

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