Gold Falls 31% From January High to October Low, Then Rebounds
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Gold prices fell 31% from a January high of $5,598 to a one-year low of about $3,870 on October 30, then rebounded to roughly $4,136. BeInCrypto, in a report titled "6 Reasons Why Gold Price Is Still Falling," attributed the earlier decline to six factors: Federal Reserve rate hikes, rising Treasury yields and a strong dollar, geopolitical conflict driving oil prices higher, panic selling, gold ETF outflows, and weak jewelry demand in China. The report also cited central bank gold purchases, record ETF holdings, and key technical levels, and said upcoming non-farm payrolls, CPI data, and the December Federal Reserve meeting would determine the price trend.
Written with AI from the reporting · updated 11/5/2026
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黄金价格从1月高点下跌31%后反弹
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- Subject：
- 黄金价格
- Action：
- 从1月高点5598美元下跌31%至10月30日一年低点约3870美元，随后反弹至约4136美元
- Object：
- 5598美元、3870美元、4136美元
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- Published (valid side)：
- Nov 6, 00:00
- First seen (known side)：
- Nov 6, 06:22
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Report first recorded Nov 6, 06:22
Gold fell 31% from its January record of $5,598 to a one-year low near $3,870 on October 30, then bounced to about $4,136. BeInCrypto cites six drivers: hawkish Federal Reserve policy, higher Treasury yields and a strong dollar, the oil shock, forced selling, gold ETF outflows, and weak Chinese jewelry demand. Upcoming U.S. jobs data, CPI, and the December Fed meeting are seen as key catalysts.
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