Timeline clarification: This page was first published on 13 September 2026, 02:15:33 UTC. It was subsequently updated with the price snapshot recorded at 05:18:12 UTC on 14 September 2026. The retained figures refer to that later observation and should not be read as information recorded at first publication. This clarification uses CapKet’s saved article metadata; it does not independently reverify the historical quotes.

HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Gold was quoted at $4,370.60 an ounce, down $38.30 or 0.87%, in a delayed market snapshot captured at 05:18:12 UTC on 14 September 2026.

Gold recorded snapshot: 14 September 2026

  • Latest delayed price: $4,370.60 an ounce
  • Displayed change: down $38.30 or 0.87%
  • Displayed open: $4,375.00
  • Displayed range: $4,360.50 to $4,396.80
  • Market status at capture: active

What this dated Gold record means

Gold futures refer to a specified derivatives contract, not a shop, farm-gate or immediate physical price. Delivery month, grade, location, unit and settlement method shape any comparison. When another Gold page reports a different number, the difference may reflect real movement, a changed expiry or a new rolling baseline. The two timestamps define the comparison.

Why the observation mattered

Gold is followed across the Metals complex, but one delayed continuous-futures observation is context—not a forecast, recommendation or physical-market price. No current trading conclusion should be drawn from this old Gold value. Its purpose is to document what the cited sources displayed at the recorded 14 September observation time.

What readers were watching

Real yields, the US dollar, central-bank communication and whether the session low holds. For Gold, a reported high, low or open is meaningful only inside the identified session or contract. It does not establish a guaranteed price available to a reader.

Gold timeline placement

The following Gold entry was Gold futures fall 1.60% to $4,338.20 an ounce.

Sources and reconstruction method

The method for Gold is factual transcription plus clearly identified arithmetic and context. The article is frozen to 2026-09-14T05:18:12Z and carries no claim of real-time availability.

Historical-data and risk note: Gold can move rapidly and archived public data may later be corrected. This is general news, not advice, fair value, a target or an executable quotation.