Gold

Trading XAU/USD: trend, sessions and risk.

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Gold6 min

How CPI Reports Move the Gold Price

A hot inflation print and a cool one push gold in opposite directions. Here is the chain of logic, and what to actually watch when the number drops.

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Gold8 min

What the FOMC Dot Plot Tells Gold Traders

The dot plot is a map of where rate-setters think rates are going. Here is how to read it for gold without pretending it predicts a price.

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Gold8 min

How to Trade the Weekend Gap on Gold

Gold can open away from Friday's close when news breaks over the weekend. Here is how to read the gap, watch for a fill, and manage exposure instead of guessing direction.

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Gold6 min

How Real Bond Yields Drive the Gold Price

Gold pays you nothing, so it lives or dies on what you give up to hold it. Real yields are that number, and they explain more gold moves than any headline.

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Gold7 min

How to Trade Gold Around the Jobs Report

Nonfarm payrolls can whip gold both directions in seconds. Here is how to read the number and wait for the move that actually sticks.

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Gold7 min

How to Trade Gold Around a Fed Rate Decision

Rate days move gold through real yields and the dollar. Here is how the mechanics work, what to watch, and why you let price confirm before you enter.

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Gold8 min

How the DXY Affects Gold (And When the Rule Breaks)

The dollar and gold usually move opposite each other. Here is how strong that link really is, why it slips, and how to use it as context instead of a crystal ball.

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