Weekly outlook
Forex & Gold Forecast This Week (Week of Nov 9, 2026)
One page per instrument BiasForge covers: the macro read going into the week, the drivers behind it, and the high-impact releases that can move it. Updated every Sunday before the market opens.
BiasForge's macro read going into the week, updated Monday, November 9, 2026. Each read can change during the week as data lands. Live bias + invalidation levels in BiasForge Pro →
This week's outlook is being updated. The macro drivers below still apply; the new read goes up before the week opens.
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Gold
BullishBeing updated
Real yields and the Fed outlook are working in gold's favour against the dollar.
What drives XAU/USD, and the events that can move it this week.
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EUR/USD
BullishBeing updated
Interest-rate differentials favour the euro over the US dollar.
What drives EUR/USD, and the events that can move it this week.
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GBP/USD
NeutralBeing updated
With the drivers pulling in opposite directions, there is no clear lean going into the week.
What drives GBP/USD, and the events that can move it this week.
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USD/JPY
BullishBeing updated
Interest-rate differentials favour the US dollar over the yen.
What drives USD/JPY, and the events that can move it this week.
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USD/CAD
BullishBeing updated
Interest-rate differentials favour the US dollar over the Canadian dollar.
What drives USD/CAD, and the events that can move it this week.
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AUD/USD
NeutralBeing updated
With the drivers pulling in opposite directions, there is no clear lean going into the week.
What drives AUD/USD, and the events that can move it this week.
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NZD/USD
BearishBeing updated
Risk sentiment is helping the US dollar more than the New Zealand dollar.
What drives NZD/USD, and the events that can move it this week.
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USD/CHF
NeutralBeing updated
The lean is not strong enough for a directional read going into the week.
What drives USD/CHF, and the events that can move it this week.
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