Gold trades at 4290.8 per ounce following sharp drop
Spot gold broke below the trailing 24-hour range during the 09:22 UTC session on September 14, 2026.
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Spot gold traded at 4290.8 at 09:22 UTC on September 14, 2026, breaking below the trailing 24-hour range following a drop. The market cleared the lower boundary of the previous 24-hour range, which stood at 4298.3, well beneath the upper limit of 4443.7.
The session opened at 4333.9, establishing an early level before the downward momentum pushed prices further. The latest reading represents a decline of 0.17 percent versus the reference metric and 0.99 percent compared with the day's opening level.
Following this market movement, per-gram and per-karat prices across five currencies are recomputing from this 4290.8 reading. Site charts and underlying statistical records are updating live to reflect the session's latest figures.
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| Fact | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Article type | Market move |
| Archive day | 2026-09-14 |
Generated with gemini-assisted writing over GramRate's recorded data on 2026-09-14 09:22 UTC. Indicative market data — not investment advice.
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What was the gold price on 14 September 2026?
Gold closed at $4,291 per troy ounce on 14 September 2026.
How does this compare to recent gold prices?
See the comparison tables and 30-day average position above for full context.
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.