Consumer Price Index landed on 10 June 2026. This is what the QP gold strategy actually did that day - every leg that closed, winners and losers, straight from the same log that feeds the full trade log.
Where gold traded that day
Our own orders transacted between 4050.00 and 4207.79 - a span of 1,577.9p. That is the range our fills actually covered, not the day's true high and low: we hold no intraday price feed for gold and will not estimate one.
Every leg that closed that day
| Time (ET) | Direction | Type | Pips |
|---|---|---|---|
| 06:15 PM | BUY | Main entry | -519.2p |
| 06:15 PM | BUY | Recovery add | -292.7p |
| 06:15 PM | BUY | Recovery add | -126.6p |
| 10:55 AM | SELL | Runner | +403.8p |
| 09:40 AM | SELL | Main entry | +5p |
| 08:10 AM | SELL | Recovery add | +689.9p |
What it means, and what it does not
The day finished at a profit of 160.2p. One release is one data point - it tells you what happened, not what happens next. The reason this page exists is that a single day can be checked against a chart, and a page of checkable days is worth more than a page of claims.
Across the 6 CPI releases that produced a trade, the strategy has averaged +166.8p a day. This one came in below that.
If you want the background on why the US inflation print moves gold at all, that is explained in Consumer Price Index and XAU/USD.
For the pattern across every release we have measured, see what QP does on news days. For the days that went badly, the worst of it lists them without editing - losing days are published here in full, which is why one is on this page.