The week's market-moving US releases with the forecast and previous figure, and how WTI usually reacts (our own record). Below: what came out last time and how the price moved. Members can get a briefing 15 minutes before each one (account page).
60.3▲ +1.5 on the day · 70% of the past year was lower · expected daily move ±3.39 $/bblCboe Crude Oil Volatility Index (OVX): the move options price in, % a year
The news flow has been mixed for oil. Each headline is scored by AI for what it means for the price; neutral ones are left out. Above: the strongest headlines of the last 24 hours.
Source: GoldSquawk: AI scores of our own published headlines.
+0.86▲ US dollar (DXY) -0.01 · US 10-year yield +0.14 · Gold -0.29 · S&P 500 -0.43 · Copper -0.35WTI with Brent: correlation of daily moves over 3 months (the strongest link now)
Hedge funds are the fast money: their buying and selling drives short-term moves. Producers and swap dealers mostly hedge, so they usually sit on the other side.
Source: CFTC Commitments of Traders, disaggregated futures-only report, every Friday for the week to Tuesday.
0%▼ WTI crude near 3-year low · Natural gas near 3-year low · Silver near 3-year lowNatural gas (NYMEX): where speculators' position sits in its 3-year range
Hawkish talk (higher rates for longer) tends to lift the dollar and weigh on gold; dovish talk does the opposite. Each central bank remark in our feed is scored by AI.
Source: GoldSquawk: AI scores of the central bank headlines we published; upcoming speakers from the calendar (Forex Factory).
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The numbers behind the gold price, updated automatically from official sources and our own records:
this week's big releases, session preps, implied volatility and price levels, news sentiment, central bank tone,
intermarket correlations, central bank buying, ETF holdings and flows, positioning (including by trader type), the
China and India premiums, Swiss gold flows, Treasury auctions, how gold reacts to each release, what's driving it and
how hot the geopolitical news is.
Figures are taken from the sources named under each chart and refreshed every hour; some are
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