Gold, Silver, Oil, Platinum and Copper – September 17, 2026

The precious metals markets are trading higher this morning as markets position ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Gold is currently trading between $4,314 and $4,369 per ounce, depending on the data source and bid/ask spread, with Kitco showing $4,314.40 and JM Bullion showing $4,369.24 . The metal is up roughly 1.2%–1.5% on the day, supported by softer Treasury yields, elevated central‑bank demand, and persistent geopolitical hedging. Gold’s trading range today has been tight, with lows near $4,256 and highs near $4,336 . The broader trend remains structurally bullish, driven by reserve diversification and macro uncertainty.

Silver is also moving higher, trading between $63.77 and $65.29 per ounce, depending on the venue. Kitco reports $63.77 while JM Bullion shows $65.29 . Silver is up 1.45%–1.90% today, outperforming gold on a percentage basis. Industrial demand remains a major driver, particularly from solar PV manufacturing and electronics. Today’s trading range spans $61.91 to $64.57 on Kitco’s feed , reflecting strong intraday buying across the metals complex.

Oil markets are showing volatility, with WTI crude trading around $100.78 per barrel, down roughly 1.6% on the day according to World Oil Monitor . Brent crude is quoted near $99.55, down 6% as global supply concerns and geopolitical tensions continue to shape price action. Inventory data from the EIA shows U.S. commercial crude stocks at 423.4 million barrels, down slightly from last week . The market remains sensitive to OPEC+ production cuts, China’s manufacturing slowdown, and ongoing Middle East risk premiums.

Platinum is trading firmly higher, with spot prices ranging from $1,783 to $1,799 per ounce across major feeds. Kitco lists platinum at $1,788.00 , JM Bullion shows $1,783.70 , and Bullion.com reports $1,799.50 . Platinum is up 1.5%–1.7% today, supported by industrial demand and tightening supply conditions. The 52‑week range remains wide, with lows near $1,150 and highs above $2,784 , reflecting the metal’s volatility and sensitivity to automotive and hydrogen‑economy trends.

Copper continues its strong performance, trading near $6.52 per pound, up 1.39%–2.59% depending on the source. Trading Economics reports $6.52 , while Markets Insider shows copper at $14,225.85 per metric ton, equivalent to $6.45–$6.52 per pound . Copper’s rally is driven by long‑term structural demand from electrification, EV manufacturing, renewable‑energy infrastructure, and data‑center expansion. Supply constraints at major mines and permitting delays continue to support elevated pricing. Today’s trading range spans $6.35 to $6.53 per pound .

Across the metals complex, today’s movement reflects a combination of macro positioning, industrial demand strength, and supply‑side constraints. Gold and silver are responding to monetary policy expectations, platinum is benefiting from industrial recovery, copper remains supported by electrification trends, and oil continues to trade on geopolitical and supply‑chain signals. This real‑time snapshot shows a market defined by structural demand and persistent volatility, with each commodity responding to its own set of fundamental drivers.

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