Gold prices declined on Monday, opening the week with its biggest daily drop in more than seven years.
Demand for safe havens decreased with news about positive trials for a new vaccine against the Coronavirus.
Earlier today, Pfizer and BioNTech announced that a vaccine that they are developing is 90% effective in preventing the virus that caused a global pandemic this year.
Gold futures for December delivery declined by $97.30, or 5%, and settled at $1,854.40 per ounce.
This comes after the yellow metal closed last week at its highest level since September 18, achieving the best weekly rise since the end of July.