Gold bias turned neutral on September 12, 2026
Headlines indicate that gold's recent price action has been tied to U.S. CPI data, with some reports noting a crash on hot core inflation while others highlight a rally or jump after mixed figures. Investment demand for gold is reported to be rebounding, and market attention is on CFTC positioning and a major crisis described as unfolding.
Updated
The reading that day
NeutralAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish
It changed once during the day.
The day on the wire
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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
- 00:00Weak bullish
- 00:36Neutral
Headlines (11)
First seen on September 12
- Will Gold Price Fall Below $4,000 Amid Renewed Economic Risks?BeInCrypto
- A Major Crisis Is Now UnfoldingKing World News
Carried over from earlier days
- Gold bulls blink as hot US PPI, $100 Oil send yields flyingFXStreet
- Mining stocks rally comes to abrupt halt as copper, silver prices plummet and gold slidesMining.com
- Watch out below! Copper, Gold and the AUDUSD are all tumbling to the downside today.InvestingLive
- Gold Rises Ahead of U.S. CPI DataThe Wall Street Journal
- Bitcoin and Gold Prices Crash As Core CPI Runs HotBeInCrypto
- Core Inflation Just Ran Hot. Gold and Silver Rallied Anyway.GoldSilver
- Gold and Silver Jump After a Mixed CPI Report. The CFTC Positioning Split Says More.GoldSilver
- Five Things Are Moving Gold and Silver Today. They All Point to the Same Argument.GoldSilver
- Gold Investment ReboundingGold Eagle
Scheduled events
As of
| Event | Forecast | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, September 14 | ||
| PPI m/m | 0.0% | CHF |
| Tuesday, September 15 | ||
| ADP Weekly Employment Change | USD | |
| Empire State Manufacturing Index | 14.1 | USD |
| API Weekly Statistical Bulletin | USD | |
| Wednesday, September 16 | ||
| Retail Sales m/m | 0.8% | USD |
| Import Prices m/m | 0.0% | USD |
| Core Retail Sales m/m | 0.5% | USD |
| Business Inventories m/m | 0.3% | USD |