Silver is trading down 3.01% at $50.80 on October 30, pressured by a hawkish Fed outlook that kept December rate-hike concerns alive. - The Fed held rates steady; stronger-than-expected U.S. growth and persistent inflation reinforced rate concerns. - Treasury yields and dollar strength also weighed on silver. The move is macro-driven, not company-specific; U.S. indices were flat and do not independently confirm the cause. - Market context describes trading as closed; no volume data was provided.