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Gold bias flipped 22 times to neutral on October 5, 2026

Gold is being shaped by shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations, a U.S. dollar trading around fresh year-to-date highs, and elevated Treasury yields, with recent price action around $4,150 and following the U.S. jobs report. Attention on U.S.-Iran developments and continued central bank buying in 2026, which has nearly doubled gold's share of reserves, is also part of the backdrop.

Updated

The reading that day

NeutralAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 22 times during the day.

The day on the wire

00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00

The band shows the reading through the day; a mark shows where it changed. Each tick is a headline first seen that day.

The reading through the day

  • 00:00Neutral
  • 00:15Bullish
  • 01:00Weak bullish
  • 01:25Bullish
  • 02:11Neutral
  • 04:22Weak bullish
  • 04:47Neutral
  • 05:12Weak bearish
  • 06:57Neutral
  • 07:32Weak bearish
  • 08:27Neutral
  • 10:57Bullish
  • 12:27Weak bearish
  • 12:42Neutral
  • 14:42Weak bullish
  • 15:12Bullish
  • 16:12Bearish
  • 17:01Weak bullish
  • 18:26Weak bearish
  • 19:01Bullish
  • 19:46Weak bullish
  • 20:41Weak bearish
  • 21:21Neutral

Headlines (21)

First seen on October 5

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Monday, October 5
Final Services PMI58.7USD
ISM Services PMI55.1USD
Tuesday, October 6
Unemployment Rate3.1%CHF
ADP Weekly Employment ChangeUSD
Trade Balance-100.8BUSD
RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism44.5USD
FOMC Member Bowman SpeaksUSD
FOMC Member Schmid SpeaksUSD

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