Spot Gold Rises 2% to $4,009.10 Per Ounce on Wednesday

Spot gold rose 2% during trading Wednesday, reaching $4,009.10 per ounce and moving above $4,000. At that quote, the metal stood $9.10 above the round-number level as its intraday advance widened.

The quote and percentage describe the same session move in two ways: $4,009.10 is the spot price, while 2% is the gain recorded during the day. The price is expressed in U.S. dollars per ounce, matching the unit used for the quoted level.

Gold is a macro asset watched by crypto traders, making the advance relevant to readers following markets beyond digital assets. Wednesday’s move placed the metal above the $4,000 threshold in the Nov. 4 session, with the quoted level and intraday gain marking the size of the move.

At $4,009.10, spot gold was $9.10 above $4,000, while the 2% figure captures its daily advance. Both figures show a sharp move in gold during the session. The quoted price is a per-ounce figure, and the increase applies to the day’s trading session.