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Gold Hits Resistance on Uptick

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The gold market continues to exhibit a range-bound oscillation rhythm. During the Asian session, prices quickly dipped from the 3,302 level before rebounding to around 3,335 in the short term. This "volatile seesaw" movement is a typical feature of a ranging market—characterized by discontinuous fluctuations, repeated ups and downs, and a tug-of-war between bulls and bears within a limited range.

The current oscillation is not a signal of trend weakening, but rather a consolidation period for bulls following the sharp rally in March and April: the previous rapid gains required time for the market to digest profit-taking and adjust its pace, building momentum for the next upward push. From a macro perspective, the 3,500 level is by no means the endpoint of this rally. After completing this consolidation phase, gold is highly likely to witness a more definitive upward move.

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Trading Strategy:
buy@3310-3315
TP:3335-3345

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