Gold Plunges 3.5% to Seven-Week Low as Trump Rejects Iran Deal and Yields Spike
Gold futures dropped 3.5% to $4,170 on September 28, hitting a seven-week low, as President Trump rejected Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Rising oil prices and surging U.S. Treasury yields triggered inflation fears, prompting markets to price a 66% chance of another Federal Reserve rate hike in October. Silver fell 5.1%, and major mining stocks declined sharply as investors shifted away from non-yielding assets.













