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Gold futures fall 0.54% as silver rises 1%
In Tuesday trading, November gold futures fell 0.54% to $4,122.90 an ounce.
The contracts lost $22.40, while November silver futures rose 1% to $57.635 an ounce.
The price movements came as investors watched continuing tensions in the Middle East.
They were also waiting for signs of where US interest rates are headed.
Gold and silver prices can respond to both geopolitical uncertainty and expectations about interest rates.
No further market developments were given.
November gold futures fell 0.54% to $4,122.90 per ounce.
November silver futures rose 1% to $57.635 per ounce.
Gold fell by $22.40, while silver gained $0.572.
The report said gold prices were weighed by ongoing concerns about tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty over the path of U.S. interest rates.
- Who
- Gold and silver futures.
- What
- November gold futures fell 0.54%, while November silver futures rose 1%.
- When
- Tuesday, described as “yesterday” in the report published on October 20, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The report cited ongoing concerns about tensions in the Middle East and investors’ anticipation of the path of U.S. interest rates.
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- Gold futures
- November contract fell $22.40, or 0.54%
- Gold price
- $4,122.90 per ounce
- Silver futures
- November contract rose $0.572, or 1%
- Silver price
- $57.635 per ounce
- Reported trading day
- Tuesday, October 20, 2026