Tuesday 3 November, 3:00 PM window: GoldBod price eases to GH₵10,870 per pound. The official price was set from an LBMA PM of US$3,936.65 at GH₵11.56 per US$, down GH₵14 (0.13%) from Monday. (GoldBod)
Ghana’s official gold price opened the week at GH₵10,884 per pound, about US$944.79. That is GoldBod’s approved purchase price for the 3:00 PM window on Monday 2 November 2026. It is the price licensed buyers must pay in the local market, and it is set from the LBMA afternoon benchmark at the Bank of Ghana reference rate.
Monday’s figures
| GoldBod official price (3:00–8:30 PM window) | GH₵10,884 per pound |
| In US dollars (at GoldBod’s reference rate) | US$944.79 per pound |
| Set from: LBMA Gold Price PM | US$3,955.25 per ounce |
| Reference rate | GH₵11.52 per US$ |
| GoldBod discount | 0% |
| World gold, spot (9 a.m. New York) | US$3,935 per ounce, up 0.72% on Friday 30 October |
What moved gold
- Gold futures opened Monday at about US$3,890, their lowest level since early October 2025, after a stock-market selloff pushed investors to sell gold to raise cash (Yahoo Finance).
- Prices recovered during the morning: spot gold was at US$3,935 by 9 a.m. in New York (Fortune), and the London afternoon benchmark that sets GoldBod’s price came in at US$3,955.25 (GoldBod).
- Even after the rebound, world gold started the week about 3% below a week earlier and 7.5% below a month earlier (Yahoo Finance, December futures at the open).
The week ahead
- US midterm elections on Tuesday 3 November are the week’s main event for the dollar and gold.
- GoldBod publishes new official prices every trading day at 10:30 AM (from the LBMA morning benchmark) and 3:00 PM (from the afternoon benchmark).
- Next report: Mid-Week, Wednesday 4 November, after GoldBod’s 3:00 PM price.
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About these prices: since 1 July 2026, GoldBod’s published prices are the mandatory official purchase prices for licensed buyers and aggregators in Ghana (GoldBod). Prices are quoted per pound, the unit used in Ghana’s small-scale trade. Information only, not investment advice.
