Gold prices achieved a five-day streak of gains on Thursday, hitting a high for the week.
To the Federal Reserve, which dropped expectations of a rate hike at its June policy meeting. It caused the dollar to record its biggest one-day drop in almost a month.
During the day, the U.S. May non-farm payrolls report will determine gold's rally and whether it can make a breakthrough at technical levels of resistance.
Gold is at, near the resistance of the range since late May, with a resistance position above 1980, but not broken.
If non-farm payrolls accelerate and slow down, there is a probability that gold will move closer to the resistance position of 1992 or 2003.
Conversely, if nonfarm payrolls again exceeds expectations for growth, gold could fall to near the 1960 or 1940-46 positions. It will revert to the support position below the trend line.