Trade Syndication · Biggest movers · Monday, Sep 28
Biggest market movers on Monday, Sep 28: Gold −3.97%
The moves that broke furthest from normal, measured against each market’s own usual day.
Every market is measured against its own normal day — the average daily range of its previous 20 sessions — so a quiet currency pair moving 1% counts as much as a cryptocurrency moving 4%. These are the ones that went furthest past normal on Monday, Sep 28.
- ▼ Gold −3.97% (1.8× normal)
- ▼ Silver −5.72% (1.6× normal)
1. Gold fell 3.97% — 1.8× a normal day
| The move | −3.97% (close to close) |
|---|---|
| A normal day | 2.21% (20-day average range) |
| This day | 1.8× (a normal day) |
Gold fell 3.97% on Monday, its largest one-day move in 28 sessions.
A normal day for Gold is about 2.21%; this one was 1.8× that.
It opened at 4,268.98, traded between 4,110.89 and 4,275.23, and closed at 4,115.02.
2. Silver fell 5.72% — 1.6× a normal day
| The move | −5.72% (close to close) |
|---|---|
| A normal day | 3.67% (20-day average range) |
| This day | 1.6× (a normal day) |
Silver fell 5.72% on Monday, its largest one-day move in 12 sessions.
A normal day for Silver is about 3.67%; this one was 1.6× that.
It opened at 63.97, traded between 60.61 and 64.09, and closed at 60.64.
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