Two important things this week: 1. The debate between US presidential candidates Trump and Harris on September 10. After the debate, the market may make new pricing on which of the two is likely to win the November election and become the new US president, thus affecting the short-term trend; 2. The monthly CPI data of the United States will be released on September 11. Basically, the release of this data every month will cause large fluctuations in various varieties. Therefore, it is highly likely that the main fluctuations this week will be concentrated between September 10 and 12.
From a technical perspective, gold shared the importance of $2,529 last trading day. The highest point during the non-agricultural period last Friday was just stuck at $2,529, no more, no less. After the dollar rebounded, the gold price retreated from $2,529 to $2,485, but it pulled back in the late trading. In this way, the weekly line finally closed with a cross star. In fact, it has been three consecutive weeks that it has closed with a similar cross star near the historical high price. This shows that the differences between the long and short positions are relatively large at this stage, but the strength of both sides is evenly matched, and it takes a bigger event stimulus to bring about a break.
In other words, the current short-term trend continues to hover in a small range with 2530 as the upper edge and 2470 as the lower edge. If it is a pure short-term transaction, it is not difficult. Just wait patiently for the upper and lower resistance and support to sell high and buy low.