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How gold and EUR/USD moved after strong US releases in the past

Before every strong economic release a trader asks: how does the market usually move after it? This page takes this week's high-impact US releases and sums up, for each, how gold and EUR/USD moved in the hour after its past releases.

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Last updated: 2 Nov 2026 08:31 UTC

This week's high-impact US releases

Congressional ElectionsUpcoming

Tue 3 Nov 2026 · 15:16 UTC

Not enough memory for this release yet.

Average Hourly Earnings m/mUpcoming

Fri 6 Nov 2026 · 13:30 UTC · Forecast 0.3% · Previous 0.1%

  • Gold: in the hour after the last 23 releases it closed the hour higher 61% of the time, with a usual range of −0.49% to +0.56%.
  • EUR/USD: in the hour after the last 24 releases it closed the hour higher 50% of the time, with a usual range of −0.25% to +0.26%.

Non-Farm Employment ChangeUpcoming

Fri 6 Nov 2026 · 13:30 UTC · Forecast 63K · Previous 29K

  • Gold: in the hour after the last 23 releases it closed the hour higher 61% of the time, with a usual range of −0.49% to +0.56%.
  • EUR/USD: in the hour after the last 24 releases it closed the hour higher 50% of the time, with a usual range of −0.25% to +0.26%.

Unemployment RateUpcoming

Fri 6 Nov 2026 · 13:30 UTC · Forecast 4.2% · Previous 4.2%

  • Gold: in the hour after the last 23 releases it closed the hour higher 61% of the time, with a usual range of −0.49% to +0.56%.
  • EUR/USD: in the hour after the last 24 releases it closed the hour higher 50% of the time, with a usual range of −0.25% to +0.26%.

The usual range is the average high and low within the first hour against the price before the release, from 5-minute candles. Each release's detail, and how markets moved when the number beat or missed the forecast, is inside the NEWS MEMORY tool.

FAQ

Where do the numbers come from?

Release times come from the economic calendar, past releases from the MT5 calendar, and the moves from 5-minute gold and EUR/USD candles.

Does this mean the market will move the same way?

No. It is a reading of what happened before, to help you prepare for volatility; it is not a forecast or a recommendation.

Why gold?

Gold is priced in dollars, so strong US releases are among the things that move it most.

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