As was the case coming into yesterday for Silver, now Gold’s “Baby Blues”(see Market Trends) are moving up from their -80% axis, indicative of still higher near-term prices. The yellow metal at present is the sole BEGOS Market outside (above) its Neutral Zone for today, and overall session volatility is light. Gold (now 4085) has moved above its most volume-dominant Market Profile resistor (now supporter) of 4042. The Spoo is trading either side of the volume-dominant 7545 level. Our best current correlation amongst the five primary BEGOS components is positive between the Euro and Gold. And the month’s normally “first-Friday” release of Payrolls data for June is instead scheduled for today given tomorrow’s StateSide holiday; other incoming metrics include May’s Factory Orders and the usual Thursday Initial Jobless Claims. The BEGOS Markets tomorrow do commence a two-trading-day session for Monday settlement, all components having a Friday halt at 17:00 GMT. We shall comment.