Dhbna | Documenting the Gold Market
Timestamped price observations, economic context and traceable sources.
✦ Live Gold Price
Dhbna Gold Research Map
A timeline of research, evidence and editor-reviewed price observations.
- Gold Price October 30, 2026: Rate Pressure and Tech Selloff
- Gold Price October 29, 2026: Inflation Keeps Policy Pressure in Focus
- The Fed Holds Rates but Leaves Tightening Open: What Changed for Gold?
- Gold Price October 28, 2026: Energy Inflation Pressure Ahead of the Fed
- Gold Price October 27, 2026: A Rebound as Oil Retreats Despite Dollar Pressure
- Gold Price October 26, 2026: Oil Retreat Supports a Cautious Rebound
- Who Buys Gold When Prices Fall? UBS’s Outlook and Russia’s Reserve Changes
- Gold Price October 23, 2026: Partial Recovery Amid Inflation Risks
Gold Price Analysis
Following gold’s market history while separating data from interpretation.
Gold Price October 30, 2026: Rate Pressure and Tech Selloff
Gold Price October 29, 2026: Inflation Keeps Policy Pressure in Focus
Gold Price October 28, 2026: Energy Inflation Pressure Ahead of the Fed
Gold traded at $4,050.55 at 12:49 UTC before the Fed decision. Follow oil, monetary expectations and the limits of the available evidence.
Gold Price October 27, 2026: A Rebound as Oil Retreats Despite Dollar Pressure
Gold recovered from below $4,000 as oil eased. A timestamped account separates the spot rebound, futures settlement and five market drivers.
Gold Price October 26, 2026: Oil Retreat Supports a Cautious Rebound
Gold Price October 23, 2026: Partial Recovery Amid Inflation Risks
✦ Gold Essentials
The technical archive of the tangible asset — bullion specifications, valuations, and market deep-dives.
The Fed Holds Rates but Leaves Tightening Open: What Changed for Gold?
The October 28 Fed decision was a 10–2 hold, not a unanimous pause. Explore what the vote, inflation and diverging bond yields mean for…
Who Buys Gold When Prices Fall? UBS’s Outlook and Russia’s Reserve Changes
UBS’s $4,000 support outlook and Russia’s gold reserves reveal why structural demand, real yields and liquidity must be assessed together.
Inflation Reopens the Fed Tightening Debate: October’s New Test for Gold
How September CPI reopened the October Fed rate-hike debate, and why real yields, the dollar and demand matter for gold.
✦ Gold Price Chart
About Dhbna
Dhbna is an independent initiative documenting the gold market and explaining the factors that affect it. We do not sell gold or broker transactions. We distinguish facts, interpretation and scenarios, and identify information we have not been able to verify. How we document data and correct errors
Introduction updated: 31 October 2026. This does not certify review of the entire archive.