Spot gold fell about 3.7%, New York silver fell over 5.5%, and spot palladium fell over 7.5%.

NightAirdropper · 2026-03-22T04:28:48+00:00

On March 18, spot gold and silver in New York's closing trading experienced significant declines, falling 3.67% and 4.83% respectively, affected by Federal Reserve policy. Gold prices approached $4,800, while copper, platinum, and palladium also saw notable declines.

NightAirdropper

2026-03-22 04:28:48

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Wednesday (March 18) New York close: Spot gold fell 3.67% to $4,822.05 per ounce. It remained roughly stable before 18:00 Beijing time, then expanded its decline. Within 15 minutes before the US stock market opened, it broke below $4,850. After the Federal Reserve announced no change and raised its core PCE inflation expectations, the decline widened again. After the US stock market closed, it hit a new daily low, approaching $4,800. COMEX gold futures fell 3.72% to $4,821.90 per ounce. Spot silver dropped 4.83% to $75.46 per ounce. COMEX silver futures declined 5.53% to $75.515 per ounce. COMEX copper futures fell 4.83% to $5.4930 per pound. Spot platinum dropped 4.92%, and spot palladium fell 7.53%.

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