GLD is trading at $409.23 (-3.16%) as hawkish Fed repricing follows Chair Kevin Warsh’s signals of persistent inflation and fewer assurances on rate policy.
- Gold is extending the 3.24% August 28 selloff.
- Markets increased expectations for one or two additional 2026 rate hikes, strengthening the dollar and lifting yields—both negative for non-yielding gold.
- Elevated oil prices and softer equity futures add risk, but hawkish Fed repricing remains the primary catalyst.