Real yields
-0.8- Current
- 2.62%
- Previous
- 2.60%
- Change
- +0.0 pp
Why this score
10-year real Treasury yield (TIPS) rose 2 bp to 2.62% on 2 Nov 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
Marlin Intelligence
Six public-data drivers, one deterministic score. Data as of 4 Nov 2026
Neutral
+10
Describes conditions, not a prediction.
As of 4 Nov 2026, the gold Marlin Score is +10 of ±100: Neutral, high confidence.
10-year real Treasury yield (TIPS) rose 2 bp to 2.62% on 2 Nov 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
Nominal broad US dollar index fell 0.06% to 121.7 on 30 Oct 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
2-year Treasury yield rose 3 bp to 4.59% on 2 Nov 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
10-year breakeven inflation rate rose 1 bp to 2.30% on 3 Nov 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
Managed-money net position, COMEX gold rose 1.40 k contracts to 105.60 k contracts in the week ending 27 Oct 2026. The move is too small to register as a directional signal.
Geopolitical Risk Index (7-day average) rose 9.6 pts to 181.4 in the week ending 26 Oct 2026. Elevated geopolitical risk is often associated with demand for safe-haven assets such as gold.
Central-bank buying, ETF holdings, the COMEX futures curve and the gold price itself come from licensed or vendor sources, so Marlin does not restate them. They stay out of the score instead of being estimated. Gold price appears only in the TradingView chart on the gold page.
Each factor is capped at ±10 and weighted (real yields 2.0, dollar 1.5, the others 0.8–1.0). The score is withheld under 50% coverage.
One number from -100 to +100 that summarises six gold drivers: real yields, the US dollar, policy expectations (the 2-year yield), inflation expectations, speculative positioning (CFTC) and geopolitical risk. Each is scored from -10 to +10 by a fixed, published rule and weighted.
The London gold fixings and futures prices are licensed by their owners, so Marlin does not restate them. Gold price appears only in the TradingView chart on the gold page. The score does not use price.
Central-bank buying, ETF holdings and the COMEX futures curve: their data is licensed or published by vendors, so those drivers are left out rather than estimated.
No. It summarises current macro data with sources and dates. It does not predict prices and is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Sources: Federal Reserve and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED), CFTC Commitments of Traders, Caldara & Iacoviello GPR index. See Trust centre.