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Editorial Policy and News Sources

How the Forex and gold news and analysis on 1trader.com is produced, which sources we use, how we check it and how we correct mistakes.

Last updated: 25 Sep 2026

Figures confirmed by 2 sourcesFigures we cannot confirm are left out of the news

Date and time on all dataShown in GMT on English pages, because prices change constantly

News kept separate from opinionMarket views are not trading signals

Transparent correctionsThe date, time and what changed are noted in the article

Who we are

The 1TRADER news team summarises economic and market news that moves currencies, gold and the US dollar index in plain language for retail traders. English versions are translated from our Thai originals. All content is for education and following the markets and is not investment advice

Daily Forex newsMonday to Friday, mornings: market overview, key numbers and the economic calendar for the day ahead

Gold price todayMonday to Friday, mornings: world gold price (XAUUSD) and key levels

Economic news analysisPreviews before major releases (Fed, NFP, CPI and more), updated with the actual results in the same post after the release

Weekly Forex recapAfter the Friday close: the week’s performance of the dollar, gold and bond yields

Breaking newsAs soon as an event moves currencies or gold sharply

Sources we use

Primary sources (always used first): the US Federal Reserve, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), the University of Michigan, the European Central Bank (ECB), the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the Bank of England (BoE)

Secondary sources (used to confirm figures, forecasts and market prices): established financial news services and market data providers such as FXStreet, Trading Economics and TradingView, and reputable business media

Every article has a “Sources” box with links to the originals so you can check them yourself.

How we report and fact-check

We write in our own words. We do not copy content from other sources, and we always cite where information comes from.
Key figures must be confirmed by at least 2 sources. If we cannot confirm a figure, we leave it out and link to the official source instead.
Every data box shows its date and time (GMT on English pages), because market prices change all the time.
Facts are kept separate from opinion. Market views and scenarios are clearly labelled as analysis, not trading signals.
Checked before publishing: figures against their sources, working links and no leftover placeholder text. Articles that fail these checks are not published.

Automation and AI

We use automated systems and AI tools to gather data, draft news and format pages, under all the rules above: figures confirmed from several sources, links to the original sources and accuracy checks before publishing. The team monitors the system every day and fixes problems as they come up.

Conflicts of interest and disclosure

1TRADER earns income from broker partner programmes and rebates (cashback), for example from Exness and XM, when readers open an account through our links. This relationship does not affect our news coverage or the direction of our analysis, and promotional sections in articles are kept clearly separate from the news.

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Corrections and reporting errors

If we find a wrong figure, date, time or other detail, we correct it in the original article as soon as possible.
Corrections that change the substance are noted in the article as “Corrected on [date, time]: [what changed]”.
Routine updates, such as adding the actual results to a news analysis post, show the update time at the top of the article.

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