Business · 14 August 2026

Gold buyers lose momentum, price drops to August lows of $4,313

Gold prices are dipping as buying momentum slows down, with the price now testing its 10 August lows. The metal's near-term outlook changes from bullish to more neutral, as sellers defend the 100-day moving average. Without new positive news on the US-Iran conflict, gold could fall further towards $4,200-25.

By BriefTea Editorial · 14 August 2026 at 12:48

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