Gold Daily: the free daily gold email
Gold Daily is a free daily gold newsletter: one short email with today’s XAUUSD levels, the 7 stories moving gold and the next high-impact event in your own time zone. No account, no signals, unsubscribe in one click.
What you get in the daily gold email
Gold moves on a handful of things every day: US data, the Fed, the dollar and yields, central bank buying and demand in India and China. Gold Daily puts what matters for today on one screen, so you start the session knowing the levels and the event times before you open a chart.
- Today’s levels. Classic pivot points, the prior week’s high and low and the latest price, for spot XAUUSD, calculated the same way as our XAUUSD analysis page.
- The 7 stories moving gold. The day’s gold digest in one line per story, with the source for each. The full digest is one click away on XAUUSD News.
- The next big event, in your time. The next high-impact release (US jobs report, CPI, the Fed) from our gold economic calendar, already converted to your clock.
- One lesson a day. A lesson from the free Gold Trading Academy, so the email teaches something even on a quiet day.
- Nothing else. No signals, no broker offers, no daily sales pitch. One short line about our community at the end, and that is it.
When does Gold Daily arrive?
Every day at 06:30 UTC, as soon as that day’s digest is published (if it is late, the email follows within the hour, and never after 12:00 UTC). Inside the email every time is shown in your own time zone. Here is 06:30 UTC today in some of our readers’ time zones:
| Where | Arrives at | |
|---|---|---|
| India | 12:00 IST | |
| United Kingdom | 06:30 GMT | |
| UAE | 10:30 GST | |
| Singapore | 14:30 SGT | |
| Australia (Sydney) | 17:30 AEDT | |
| South Africa | 08:30 SAST | |
| US East (New York) | 02:30 EDT |
A sample: the email from 30 October 2026
This is what a subscriber received for 30 October 2026, with the same levels, stories and event (times shown in GMT here; your email uses your own time zone).
Gold Daily · Friday 30 October 2026
Good morning, Alex. Here is gold today, with every time in your own time zone.
PCE lands on forecast, GDP beats at 3.4%; ECB and BoJ hold as gold sinks toward $4,000
US inflation came in exactly where forecasters expected, growth beat, and the ECB and Bank of Japan both held while pointing to December hikes. Gold barely reacted to the data, then drifted to $4,002 in Asia on Friday, almost unchanged on the week. Today brings the US Employment Cost Index at 12:30 GMT (18:00 IST) and the weekly and monthly close.
Today’s levels
| Previous close | $4,008.3 |
|---|---|
| Resistance 2 (R2) | $4,085.4 |
| Resistance 1 (R1) | $4,046.8 |
| Daily pivot | $4,020.0 |
| Support 1 (S1) | $3,981.4 |
| Support 2 (S2) | $3,954.6 |
| Prior week high / low | $4,188.1 / $3,966.0 |
Classic pivots for spot XAUUSD from the 29 October 2026 session (COMEX data minus the futures-spot basis). Reference levels for study, not trade signals.
Next high-impact event
US jobs report (NFP, October), Fri 6 Nov, 13:30 GMT
Your email shows this in your own time zone.
The 7 stories moving gold
- Inflation September PCE matches forecasts: headline 0.5% m/m and 3.6% y/y, core 0.3% and 3.1%The PCE price index rose 0.5% in September and 3.6% on the year, up from 3.4% in August, while core PCE rose 0.3% and 3.1%, up from 3.0%. Fox Business
- Growth Q3 GDP grows at a 3.4% annual rate, well above TD's 2.5% and the 3.2% consensusThe BEA's advance estimate put real GDP growth at an annual rate of 3.4% in the third quarter, up from 2.2% in the second. US Bureau of Economic Analysis
- Technicals Gold moves only $16 in the PCE hour; December hike odds ease to between 75% and 80%In Yahoo Finance hourly data for COMEX gold futures (GC=F), the 12:00 GMT bar that held the 12:30 release traded between $4,027.8 and $4,043.9 and closed at $4,031.9, against a $44 swing in the Fed statement… Yahoo Finance (GC=F data); Fox Business; FXStreet
- Central banks ECB holds at 2.50% after debating a hike; Lagarde says the direction is 'quite clear'The ECB kept its deposit rate at 2.50%, with the main refinancing rate at 2.65%, after hiking in September. Reuters via Yahoo Finance; FXStreet
- Central banks Bank of Japan holds at 1.25% in an 8–1 vote and says underlying inflation has reached 2%The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at about 1.25% on Friday, with board member Hajime Takata dissenting in favour of a rise to 1.5%. investingLive
- Yields 10-year yield drops to 4.896%, a one-month low, as AI share selling drives a Treasury rallySelling in AI-related shares after Alphabet's results pushed investors into Treasuries, and the 10-year yield fell to 4.8958% in Asia on Friday, its lowest in over a month, Reuters reported via Business… Reuters (via Business Recorder)
- Technicals Gold heads into Friday's close flat on the week and down about 4% in OctoberIn our COMEX futures data at 03:45 GMT, gold was at $4,004.6, against last Friday's settlement of $4,007.9, after a week that ranged from $3,990.9 on Monday to $4,097.2 during Warsh's press conference. Yahoo Finance (GC=F data); US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Read the full digest for 30 October
Lesson of the day
Candlestick Patterns on Gold (XAUUSD): Anatomy, Key Patterns, Context and Setups 17 candlestick patterns for gold in quick tables (doji, hammer, engulfing, morning star, inside bars), the context rules, 3 XAUUSD setups and a checklist.
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The Founder, XAUUSD Global
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How the email is made
The 7 stories come from our daily gold news digest, written every day from Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC, Kitco, the Federal Reserve, the World Gold Council and other primary sources, in our own words and with every source linked. The levels are for spot XAUUSD, calculated automatically from the prior session (COMEX gold futures data converted with the futures-spot basis), exactly as on our XAUUSD analysis today page, and the event times come from official release calendars. Nothing is typed in by hand, and nothing is a forecast or a signal.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Gold Daily?
Gold Daily is a free email from XAUUSD Global that arrives once a day. It gives you today’s gold reference levels, the 7 stories moving gold (XAUUSD) with one line each, the next high-impact economic event in your own time zone and one lesson to read. It is education, not trading signals.
What time does the daily gold email arrive?
We send it at 06:30 UTC, which is 12:00 noon in India, 06:30 in London in winter (07:30 in summer) and 01:30 in New York in winter. On days when the digest is published late, it goes out within the hour after publishing, and never after 12:00 UTC.
Is the gold newsletter really free?
Yes. Gold Daily is free and needs no account or password, only your first name and email. We never sell or share your email.
How do I unsubscribe?
Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link at the bottom, and most email apps also show an Unsubscribe button next to the sender. One click and you are off the list straight away. If you change your mind, the unsubscribe page has an undo button.
Why do you ask for my time zone?
So every time in the email (the next US data release, the Fed decision, the London open) is already converted to your clock. Your browser suggests it; you can change it before you sign up.
Does Gold Daily include buy or sell signals?
No. XAUUSD Global is education only. The levels are calculated from price data (classic pivot points for spot XAUUSD from the previous session) for study and planning, not trade recommendations.
Is this the same as the Gold Week Ahead email?
No. The Gold Week Ahead comes on Sundays with the free starter kit. Gold Daily is the daily brief. You can get either or both.
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