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Gold prices edge down 0.06% in morning trading
Gold prices were nearly unchanged in commodity markets on the morning of October 12, 2026.
Gold for immediate delivery, known as spot gold, traded at $4,191.59 an ounce.
December gold traded on the Comex market stood at $4,213.80 an ounce.
Both prices were down 0.06%.
The two figures refer to different forms of gold trading: immediate delivery and delivery in December.
The small decline shows that prices moved only slightly during the morning trading described.
No reason for the change or next market developments was given.
Gold prices edged down 0.06% in morning trading on October 12, 2026.
Spot gold traded at $4,191.5900 per ounce.
December-delivery gold traded at $4,213.80 per ounce, also down 0.06%.
The prices were reported in commodity markets in the morning.
- Who
- Gold spot and December-delivery gold.
- What
- Both prices fell 0.06%.
- When
- The morning of October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Commodity markets; a specific trading venue for spot gold is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Date
- October 12, 2026
- Spot gold
- $4,191.5900 per ounce
- December-delivery gold
- $4,213.80 per ounce
- Price change
- Both fell 0.06%
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