US Dollar and Gold

This research reconstructs the October 7 gold session from sources published that day. It is being added later to complete Dhbna’s archive, so the session date remains separate from the publication date. Gold weakened through the October 7 session and…

Gold’s recovery did not carry uninterrupted into October 12. The spot observation records a loss, illustrating why a change in direction within a session deserves as much attention as its final sign. The immediate price adjustment and the longer investment…

Gold fell to $4,278.40 per troy ounce on September 23, down 1.80% on the day, according to Kitco’s live global spot-market bid at 11:40 a.m. EDT. The decline extended the softer tone recorded in the previous documentation. Follow the full…

Gold at $4,368.93 on September 10, 2026, down 0.76% as dollar strength and inflation concerns weigh on trading ahead of Friday’s US consumer-price report.

Gold continued trading near its all-time highs, supported by a combination of economic and geopolitical factors, most notably the weakening of the U.S. dollar, declining U.S. Treasury yields, and the continued accumulation of gold reserves by central banks as one…

Global financial markets witnessed a notable shift in risk pricing during the first week of July 2026, driven by emerging positive signals regarding progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran in Doha. This development contributed to a decline…

Despite maintaining trading levels above $4,000 per ounce, the macroeconomic environment during the second quarter of 2026 became less supportive for gold compared with the beginning of the year. This development was primarily driven by the repricing of U.S. monetary…

Gold is still trading as a geopolitical hedge, but the market is no longer pricing that hedge in isolation. Reuters reports today point to a stronger dollar, higher rate expectations, and oil easing at the same time. That combination blunts…

Gold on 18 June 2026 is not trading as a standalone commodity. It is trading as a function of three variables: a stronger dollar, higher real-rate pressure, and a partial de-risking of the geopolitical premium. Reuters linked the current softness…