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Gold London Session Update |
London pushed above Asia’s high at 4163, but the recovery struggled around 4167–4170. Gold is now back near 4152, below the monthly and quarterly open at 4160.
The daily trend remains down. I’m watching the current 30-minute close to see whether this rejection holds. Staying below 4160 keeps 4142 in focus, followed by the Asian low near 4125 if support breaks.
Buyers need to reclaim 4,163–4,170 to bring the 4,176 pivot back into focus.
Gold Asian Session Update
Gold traded between 4,125 and 4,163 in Asia, recovering towards 4,150 after testing the session low. Buyers responded, but the daily trend remains down.
I’m watching 4,163 first, followed by the pivot near 4,176. Until price reclaims and holds above this area, the recovery looks like a bounce within the broader decline.
For London, rejection near resistance keeps 4,125 in focus. A break below that low would put further downside in play. Holding above 4,176 would strengthen the recovery case.
Gold Asian Session Update
Gold traded between 4,125 and 4,163 in Asia, recovering towards 4,150 after testing the session low. Buyers responded, but the daily trend remains down.
I’m watching 4,163 first, followed by the pivot near 4,176. Until price reclaims and holds above this area, the recovery looks like a bounce within the broader decline.
For London, rejection near resistance keeps 4,125 in focus. A break below that low would put further downside in play. Holding above 4,176 would strengthen the recovery case.
🟥Gold/ XAUUSD Price Prediction for Next Week October, 2026
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The US economy adds +29,000 jobs in September, well below expectations of +89,000.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, above expectations of 4.1%.
August's job number was also revised down by -29,000 jobs.
This marks the third weakest jobs report of 2026.
US FINAL Q2 GDP +2.2% (CONSENSUS +1.5%)
US FINAL Q2 PCE PRICE INDEX +5.0%
US FINAL Q2 CORE PCE +3.3% (CONSENSUS +3.6%)
U.S. JOB OPENINGS FALL TO 7.08 MILLION
U.S. job openings fell to 7.079 million in August, down from a revised 7.335 million in July, according to the Labor Department’s JOLTS report.
The job-openings rate slipped to 4.3% from 4.4%, while hiring edged higher to 5.192 million.
Quits were little changed at 3.066 million, while layoffs and discharges fell to 1.641 million.
