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About FXDaily.news

Who publishes FXDaily.news, what we cover, where our levels come from, and how we write, check and correct every post.

FXDaily.news (FXD) is a free forex and gold news site for traders in Pakistan. We publish a weekly gold (XAUUSD) outlook every Sunday, a daily brief every weekday before the London open, and evergreen guides on trading hours, news times and risk. Every time on the site is in Pakistan time (PKT, UTC+5).

We also publish on Instagram as @fxnewsdaily.

What we cover

  • Weekly gold outlook: the week's bias, turning point, key zones, up to six trade setups with stops and risk-to-reward, and the economic calendar in PKT.
  • Daily brief: where gold trades against the weekly plan, what moved overnight, and the day's releases in PKT.
  • Guides: answers to the questions traders in Pakistan ask most, such as market hours in PKT, US news times in PKT and how to read a signal.

Where the levels come from

Weekly zones are based on EFMS TRADE's published weekly gold analysis, which we credit and link in every outlook. The stop losses, targets, risk-to-reward and written plan are our own. Daily briefs use the current week's plan plus news and prices from named public sources, linked in the post.

Editorial standards

  • Dated and timed. Every post shows the date it covers, and prices show the time they were taken.
  • Sourced. Facts and prices link to where they came from.
  • Complete signals. Every setup has an entry zone, stop loss, targets, risk-to-reward and trigger. We don't publish "buy now" calls.
  • No promises. We never claim guaranteed results, and we show the risk with every setup.
  • Independent. We don't take payment from brokers or signal sellers, and we don't recommend brokers.

Corrections

If a level, time or fact is wrong, we fix the post and note the change at the end. The levels of a published signal are never changed after the market has traded them: if one was mistyped, it gets a dated note on the daily signals record instead, and its result is judged on the level as published. Send corrections by DM to @fxnewsdaily.

What we are not

We aren't a broker, an investment adviser or a signal-selling service. Nothing on this site is financial advice. Read the risk warning and privacy policy.

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