Algiers, December 3, 2025 – Gold prices experienced a notable decline as trading concluded yesterday, Tuesday. The precious metal saw a reduction of one percent, impacting both spot and futures markets.
In spot trading, gold prices fell by 1.26 percent, a significant drop of $54, settling at $4220.80 per ounce. This downward trend reflects shifting market dynamics and investor sentiment.
Similarly, U.S. gold futures for February delivery also experienced a decrease, sliding by 1 percent to reach $4227.70 per ounce. The futures market often mirrors spot price movements, indicating a consistent trend across different trading platforms.
Silver also felt the impact of the broader market downturn, with prices decreasing by 0.9 percent to $57.42 per ounce. This suggests a wider trend affecting precious metals beyond just gold.
While most precious metals saw declines, there were exceptions. Platinum experienced a significant drop, falling 2.1 percent to $1622.56 per ounce. Conversely, palladium bucked the trend, rising by 3 percent to $1442.22. This divergence highlights the unique factors influencing each metal’s market performance.
Analysts are closely monitoring these fluctuations, attributing the movements to a combination of factors including currency strength, global economic indicators, and investor risk appetite. Further developments are expected to shape the trajectory of precious metal prices in the coming days.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on market trends and economic developments as they unfold.
