
Gold Price Today: XAU/USD Falls 2.54% on November 10, 2026
Gold fell 2.54% after hotter US inflation lifted the dollar and Treasury yields, strengthening expectations for tighter Fed policy.
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Gold fell 2.54% after hotter US inflation lifted the dollar and Treasury yields, strengthening expectations for tighter Fed policy.

Gold rose 1.13% as a softer dollar and lower oil eased pressure while yields, inflation data and geopolitical risk remained in focus.

Gold’s spot bid stood at $4,071.30 per troy ounce at 9:44 a.m. New York time on November 6, 2026, down 0.39% on the day. The session turned lower after a stronger US employment report lifted the dollar and Treasury yields,…

Gold’s spot bid stood at $4,125.60 per troy ounce at 9:39 a.m. New York time on November 5, 2026, up 1.64% on the day. The advance extended the week’s rebound as the dollar and US Treasury yields eased, although the…

This record documents the November 3 market session and is published on November 4, 2026. Gold finished the documented late-U.S. snapshot lower after an initial decline, a brief recovery as oil fell, and renewed pressure from a firmer dollar and…

Gold advanced sharply on Wednesday after the U.S. midterm result pushed the dollar and Treasury yields lower. The move held into the New York morning even as private hiring remained positive and earlier business surveys continued to show elevated input…

Spot gold advanced on Monday as a weaker U.S. dollar and softer long-dated Treasury yields supported a rebound, while firm American manufacturing data kept the rate outlook from turning uniformly favorable. The session therefore reflected a balance between currency and…

Gold’s retreat deepened through Friday’s trading. The early decline reflected a market still weighing restrictive monetary policy; later weakness coincided with selling in technology shares and concern about liquidity across markets. Those forces overlapped rather than providing a single proven…

Gold remained under pressure on October 29 as fresh inflation data kept the cost of holding a non-yielding asset in focus. The distinction matters: higher consumer prices do not automatically translate into immediate gains for gold when monetary restraint remains…

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.