The calendar read for your symbols, and every session properly documented. The facts run free, the latest brief sits with Pro.
What is coming today and what happened yesterday
The economic calendar for your symbols, the latest session brief, and every record before it.
Which release matters for my symbols?
How the calendar is read for your symbols, how strongly a release moved them in the past, and what a session report is still worth the next morning.
You are looking at the real REVDEN data, delayed by two hours. With a subscription everything runs live.
Unlock liveAn earlier brief, in full
London Session Brief: Gold Slides as Markets Brace for US CPI
Session Overview
London trade is cautious and selectively positioned ahead of the 12:30 UTC US CPI release. Gold is under broad, trending pressure while European equity indices edge higher and AUD stands out as the session's most active currency. Volatility is contained in most FX majors, but crypto and gold-related pairs show elevated to extreme ATR readings.
Key Moves
- XAUUSD: Down -0.49% to 4,140.49. Gold is trending lower with a confirmed Grade A daily setup, extending a two-day bearish streak.
- DOTUSD: Down -4.16% to 1.105. The sharpest mover in the session, extending a two-day bearish run with extreme volatility.
- UNIUSD: Down -2.97% to 7.3225, despite a developing bullish daily bias, reflecting extreme volatility conditions.
- GBPCHF: Up +0.21% to 1.10589. A Grade A trending setup, now in its second consecutive bullish daily bar with strong currency strength alignment.
- DE40: Up +0.45% to 25,413.4. German equities extend a three-bar bullish streak with a developing trend structure.
Notable Signals
No active trading signals are currently live. EURCAD has been flagged to avoid new entries: it sits in a pre-event lockdown ahead of the CPI release, with tight stops enforced and new trades disallowed until the event resolves. Strategy intelligence currently favors reversal-style setups over momentum continuation in several AUD and CAD crosses, though no live signal has triggered from this.
Risk Sentiment
Sentiment is mixed rather than clearly risk-on or risk-off. AUD is the only currency showing elevated activity this session, pointing to concentrated rather than broad-based risk appetite. Gold's trending decline across nearly all its pairs (six Grade A setups) typically signals reduced safe-haven demand, yet US equity index grades (US30, US500) lean bearish while European benchmarks (DE40, F40) advance, a divergence worth monitoring. EUR remains a quiet currency by activity measures despite showing bearish instrument momentum in several crosses.
Outlook
Attention turns to the 12:30 UTC US CPI release, with Core CPI m/m, CPI m/m and CPI y/y all carrying critical impact ratings. EURCAD remains locked out of new entries until the data clears, and broader USD pairs should see increased volatility around the print. Traders should watch whether gold's bearish trend extends or stalls post-release, and whether AUD's current activity dominance persists into the New York session.
Every earlier session brief lives in the archive in full. Pro reads the latest one the moment it is written.
The economic calendar, read for your symbols
The lookback measures each event's reaction the day after, on the matching watchlist symbols.