Gold fell 1.63% on November 6, 2026, settling at $4,064.05 per troy ounce. The decline snapped a stretch of recent strength, though the precious metal continues to trade above levels seen earlier in the week.
Over the past seven days, gold has gained 2.26%, reflecting underlying demand that has kept prices elevated in the near term. The daily pullback did not erase those weekly advances, leaving the metal in positive territory on that timeframe.
Looking at a broader window, gold is down 1.26% over the past 30 days, suggesting some choppiness in price action over the past month. The current price of $4,064.05 sits within a range shaped by that month-long drift lower.
Market capitalization data for gold was not available. Trading in commodities markets often reflects a range of macroeconomic factors, though price movements on this date are presented here solely as reported by available market data.
