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Texas Precious Metals rang the Nasdaq Closing Bell to celebrate the launch of YSAU and YSAG, physically backed gold and silver ETFs custodied in the United States.

Gold fell to $4,362.02 (-1.31%) and silver slipped to $65.20 (-1.02%) on August 13, 2026, as firmer core PPI data revived September Fed rate-hike bets.

Gold climbed to $4,419.68 (+0.92%) and silver rose to $66.05 (+1.46%) on August 12, 2026, as cooling July CPI data broadly eased Fed rate-hike expectations.

Gold fell 0.49% to $4,379.02 and silver dropped 2.54% to $65.42 Tuesday as markets braced for July CPI data amid Strait of Hormuz tensions lifting oil prices.

Gold climbed to $4,401.25 (+1.11%), a two-month high, as silver surged 3.77% to $66.47; platinum rose 0.34% and palladium gained 0.16% on Fed rate-cut bets.