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Forex Daily Close — 12 November 2026

Grizzly TradingAuthor Grizzly Trading teamDaily Recap
Published Nov 12, 2026, 09:16 PM · 1 min read
Forex Daily Close — 12 November 2026
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Another trading day in the books; this is how the board closed. USD/ZAR finished the strongest of our board, ripped higher to 16.76 (+1.46%), while Gold (XAU/USD) brought up the rear, closing at 3,879 (-3.03%).

Closing board

  • EUR/USD 1.1058 (-0.99%)
  • GBP/USD 1.3236 (-0.84%)
  • USD/JPY 159.86 (+0.73%)
  • AUD/USD 0.6808 (-0.90%)
  • USD/ZAR 16.76 (+1.46%)
  • Gold (XAU/USD) 3,879 (-3.03%)

What drove the session

  • Dollar scales fresh 19-month peak, yen hits 160 for first time since September *(Investing.com)*
  • Trump: I would consider a week-long campaign against Cuba *(InvestingLive)*
  • Oil prices rise after Iran reports strikes *(InvestingLive)*
  • US October federal budget deficit sets a record *(InvestingLive)*
  • US 30-year bond auction tails as demand disappoints for second straight day *(InvestingLive)*

Tomorrow's watchlist

  • Fri 13:30 UTC — USD Core PPI m/m (high impact) — forecast 0.3%, previous 0.7%
  • Fri 13:30 UTC — USD PPI m/m (high impact) — forecast 0.4%, previous 1.3%

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*This briefing is generated from live market data and public news feeds for information only. It is not investment advice. Trading forex and CFDs carries a high risk of loss — read our risk disclosure.*

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