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Gold Price Today: Major Data and Events of the Week (9 Feb – 13Feb 2026)

Gold Price Today: Gold and silver prices kicked off the week on a strong note, staging a sharp rebound on Monday, February 9, after an exceptionally volatile previous week. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), gold April futures opened 0.35% higher at ₹1,56,000 per 10 grams, compared with the previous close of ₹1,55,451, tracking renewed strength in global bullion prices amid a softer US dollar. Silver prices outperformed, with MCX March futures surging by nearly 4%, or ₹9,995, to open at ₹2,59,887 per kilogram, recovering smartly after last week’s sharp swings.

International markets echoed the bullish sentiment. On COMEX, spot gold price today climbed about 1.18% to $5,040 an ounce during Asian trading hours, while spot silver jumped as much as 3.39% to $79.89. The rebound comes after a turbulent week that rattled precious metals, even as prices remain well below their recent peaks—gold is still over 11% shy of its record high of $5,608.35, while silver trades more than 52% below its all-time high of $121.67 touched late January.

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The following are the major events of central banks that are going to take place this week. And these events will have some impact on the global market one way or another, which is why one should keep an eye on them.

DateDayEventTime
February 9, 2026MondayU.S. – Consumer Inflation Expectations (January)09:30 PM | U.S
Japan Election Result____
February 10, 2026TuesdayFed Miran Speech01:00 AM | U.S
  ADP Employment Change06:45 PM | U.S
  Employment Cost Index (QoQ, Q4)07:00 PM | U.S.
February 11, 2026WednesdayNon-Farm Payrolls (January)07:00 PM | U.S.
  Unemployment Rate (January)07:00 PM | U.S
  Fed Bowman Speech08:45 PM | U.S.
Meet Between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump
(About America and Iran Talk)
_____
February 12, 2026ThursdayInitial Jobless Claims (Week ending Feb 7)07:00 PM | U.S.
  GDP Growth Rate (QoQ, Preliminary, Q4)12:30 PM | U.K.
February 13, 2026FridayFed Miran Speech05:35 AM | U.S.
  Core Inflation Rate (MoM, January)07:00 PM | U.S.
  Core Inflation Rate (YoY, January)07:00 PM | U.S
  Inflation Rate (MoM, January)07:00 PM | U.S.
  Consumer Price Index (January)07:00 PM | U.S.
  GDP Growth Rate (QoQ, 2nd Estimate, Q4)03:30 PM | Eurozone
February 18, 2026WednesdayInflation Rate (YoY, January)12:30 PM | U.K.

FAQs

1. Why do markets so closely watch U.S. CPI and core inflation data?

U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) and core inflation data provide a direct measure of price pressures in the economy. These numbers influence Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions, bond yields, and the U.S. dollar. Higher-than-expected inflation can delay rate cuts, while softer readings often support risk assets and precious metals.

2. How do Non-Farm Payrolls and the unemployment rate impact financial markets?

Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) and the unemployment rate reveal the strength of the U.S. labor market. Strong job growth signals economic resilience but may fuel inflation concerns, while weak payroll data can raise fears of slowdown. These indicators often trigger sharp moves in equities, gold, and currency markets.

3. Why is the ADP employment report important ahead of official jobs data?

The ADP Employment Change report acts as an early indicator of private-sector job trends before the official Non-Farm Payrolls release. While not always perfectly correlated, it helps traders and analysts adjust expectations for the labor market and potential market volatility.

4. Why do Federal Reserve speeches matter alongside economic data?

Speeches by Federal Reserve officials such as Miran and Bowman provide insights into how policymakers interpret inflation, employment, and growth data. Any shift in tone—hawkish or dovish—can influence expectations around interest rates, impacting bonds, equities, and commodities.

5. How do GDP growth figures from the U.S., U.K., and Eurozone affect global markets?

GDP growth data measures the overall health of major economies. Strong growth supports risk appetite, while weak or slowing GDP can raise recession concerns. Since the U.S., U.K., and Eurozone are key global economic drivers, their GDP numbers influence global trade sentiment, currency flows, and investment decisions.

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