Gold trades at 4439.30 following session drop
Gold traded at 4439.30 at 22:01 UTC, dropping below the trailing 24-hour range of 4449.20.
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Gold trades at 4439.30 following a session drop that pushed prices below the trailing 24-hour range of 4449.20. The movement breached the lower bound established over the preceding day, reaching 4439.30 at 22:01 UTC on 2026-08-30. This shift marks a distinct break from the 24-hour reference minimum of 4449.20.
The session opened at 4456.40 before moving toward the day's extremes, which included a reference maximum of 4696.40. The recorded price change reflects a 0.22 percent variation against the reference measure and a 0.38 percent shift compared to the day open of 4456.40. Total movement on the day encompassed a span between the session open and the current reading of 4439.30.
Per-gram and per-karat prices across five currencies recompute from this reading of 4439.30, ensuring all data reflects the latest market parameters. Charts and statistics update live on the site following the 22:01 UTC timestamp. Users can access the revised calculations immediately across all supported currency pairings.
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| Fact | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Article type | Market move |
| Archive day | 2026-08-30 |
Generated with gemini-assisted writing over GramRate's recorded data on 2026-08-30 22:01 UTC. Indicative market data — not investment advice.
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What was the gold price on 30 August 2026?
Gold closed at $4,439 per troy ounce on 30 August 2026.
How does this compare to recent gold prices?
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How was this article produced?
It was generated automatically from GramRate's own recorded market data (minute-by-minute readings archived since day one), with the narrative drafted by gemini-assisted writing and every figure taken directly from the recorded statistics. The chart above is rendered from the same archive. No external wire copy is used, and the underlying figures are listed below for verification.