Impact on each asset
USD ■US dollarLimited
XAU ▼GoldHeadwind
US ■US stocksLimited
SET ■Thai stocksLimited
BTC ■CryptoLimited
Summary
Spot gold was $4,136.60, down $39.90, at 1:13 p.m. ET, with a day range of $4,124.50–$4,226.20. December futures (GC=F) closed at $4,162.30, down $40.00 or 0.95%. Gold is on track for a second straight weekly decline.
Why it moves markets
A weak jobs report would normally support gold, but this time prices fell. The 10-year Treasury yield rose again to about 5.272%, and Schwab's note (apparently from Thursday) said the DXY stayed firm. Gold did not respond to the labor-market news as usual.
Deeper view and what to watch
The price is now below the $4,235 Sept 17 low published earlier. Spot fell more than 3% for the week during Asian hours and is down 7.45% over the past month, though still 6.53% higher than a year ago. Watch Treasury yields and the dollar next week.
For education only, not investment advice. Prices and figures change constantly, so check the sources before making decisions.