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New York Session Brief: Equities Rally as CPI Data Absorbs
Session Overview
The New York session on September 11 has taken on a distinctly risk-on character, with global equity indices posting broad gains following the release of US inflation data. Volatility remains contained in forex, while crypto and gold trade with moderate positive bias. The dominant theme is the market's reaction to today's CPI prints, which came in broadly in line with expectations and offered no fresh hawkish shock.
Key Moves
- XAUUSD: Up +0.73% to 4,348.00. Gold extended gains through the session, holding firm even as the dollar found modest support after the CPI release.
- US30: Up +0.95% to 52,547.1. The Dow Jones led US index gains, with daily momentum firmly bullish and five consecutive positive sessions building the trend.
- US500: Up +0.80% to 7,656.4. The S&P 500 advanced in tandem, with instrument momentum confirming strong bullish alignment on the daily timeframe.
- DOTUSD: Down -6.22% to 1.005. Polkadot was the session's standout laggard in crypto, extending a multi-day bearish trend with extreme volatility.
- AUDJPY: Down -0.44% to 110.056. Yen strength continued to weigh on the pair, with four consecutive bearish daily bars and extreme bearish momentum confirmed on the daily chart.
Notable Signals
There are no active trading signals at this time. The market weather data highlights AUDJPY, EURCHF, and EURNZD as the strongest forex setups based on daily trend confirmation and momentum alignment. In indices, US500, US30, and DE40 show the most developed bearish structural conditions on the daily timeframe, though intraday price action today is running counter to that longer-term bias. Traders should note the divergence between the multi-day bearish daily structure in equities and today's positive session performance.
Risk Sentiment
Risk sentiment is clearly tilted to the positive side this session. US and European equity indices are all higher, with the Euro Stoxx 50 up over 1% and the Nikkei 225 gaining 1.00%. Gold's advance alongside equities suggests some residual safe-haven demand rather than pure risk appetite, a mild divergence worth monitoring. The yen is strengthening broadly, with USDJPY down -0.63% to 153.494 and JPY crosses under pressure across the board. The dollar is mixed: firmer against the yen and slightly higher against commodity currencies, but softer against the Swiss franc in some crosses. Overall, the CPI data released at 12:30 UTC, with headline CPI year-on-year holding at 3.4% and core CPI year-on-year at 2.4%, appears to have been absorbed without triggering a significant repricing of rate expectations.
Outlook
With today's CPI data now in the rearview, attention will shift to how equity momentum holds into the close and whether yen strength continues to build overnight into the Asian session. The UK GDP miss this morning, with the month-on-month reading coming in at 0.0% against a 0.0% forecast but well below the prior 0.3%, adds a cautionary note for sterling pairs. Gold's ability to hold gains above 4,340 will be a key level to watch. In crypto, the selective conditions and persistent bearish daily bias suggest further consolidation is more likely than a directional breakout in the near term.
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