The gold slid 1.2% to 1,370.37 dollar an ounce. Prices fell to $1,367.75, the lowest level since May 23. Silver also dropped 1.2% to $21.67 an ounce.
Standard and Poor's lifted its outlook for the US AA+ credit rating yesterday to stable from negative, citing receding fiscal risks.
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Prices slid 18% this year as an improving US economy increased speculation the Fed may scale back quantitative-easing measures that helped bullion cap a 12-year bull run in 2012.
Holdings in exchange-traded products fell 6.1 tonnes to 2,129.8 tonnes yesterday, the lowest since April 2011.
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