GLOBAL — Gold futures fell -0.46% to 4,367.20 USD per troy ounce in the delayed observation at 17 September 2026 at 11:47. The observation came from Yahoo Finance public chart. For Gold, the quoted clock belongs to the source observation; the page clock records when CapKet made that observation available to readers.
Gold: Movement since the saved checkpoint
Gold moved +1.97% from CapKet’s saved 16 September 2026 at 19:26 checkpoint of 4,283.00. That interval comparison is separate from the provider’s -0.46% reference change. The quote occupied 77.7% of the measured 4,323.70–4,379.70 range after an opening observation of 4,334.20 USD per troy ounce. Gold percentages are descriptive outputs from the named references. Direction by itself supplies no evidence of causation.
| Latest delayed quote | 4,367.20 USD per troy ounce |
|---|---|
| Displayed previous close | 4,387.50 USD per troy ounce |
| Provider change | -0.46% |
| Feed state | open |
| Observed range | 4,323.70–4,379.70 |
Gold: The benchmark boundary
Gold futures specify a delivery month, contract size and exchange standards. The derivative may diverge from a London spot reference, a coin or a local jewellery price after fabrication, taxes and dealer premiums.
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Gold: Evidence still needed
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Gold publication record
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Gold reader note
Gold is supplied for factual comparison. Provider latency and methodology mean the figure is unsuitable as an order instruction. No third-party chart or commentary was copied.