GOLD fell last week, the market will pay attention to PCE

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Although central bank buying and strong Asian demand have created a long-term fundamental bullish trend for gold, XAUUSD , but uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy continues to create large short-term fluctuations, mainly with mixed pressure to strengthen the US Dollar's position.

Gold prices rose to a record high above $2,450 an ounce earlier this week as the market began to consolidate expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice this year. However, the breakout to create a new all-time high was short-lived as gold prices fell more than $100 this week.

Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting showed hawkish sentiment, with the central bank reluctant to cut interest rates as inflationary pressures remain high.
The meeting minutes stated: "Participants noted that first-quarter inflation data were disappointing and that various indicators pointed to strong economic growth. They estimated that it would take a long time." than previously expected to get inflation closer to 2%.”

The minutes also noted that some committee members were willing to raise interest rates if inflation continued to escalate.

This news has delayed interest rate cut expectations and November could replace September as the date for the first rate cut. This change has pushed U.S. Treasury yields higher and the U.S. dollar stronger, thereby hitting non-yielding precious metal prices.

Gold market XAUUSD will be very sensitive to inflation data next week
The Fed's preferred measure of inflation, the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index, will be released next Friday.
Signs of easing price pressures could revive hopes of a Fed rate cut, pushing gold prices higher. If the PCE report is higher than market expectations, it will continue to provide another source of "energy" that has a negative impact on the Fed's interest rate cut expectations, causing gold prices to fall even more.
While Friday's inflation data will be the main focus in the economic week ahead, broader financial markets will also be closely watching the latest US GDP and consumer confidence data.

Notable economic data and events next week
Tuesday: Conference Board consumer confidence index
Thursday: Preliminary US Q1 GDP, weekly jobless claims, pending home sales
Friday: Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) and US Personal Income and Expenditures

GOLD is breaking bullish structure, pay special attention to Fed


Analysis of technical prospects for XAUUSD
Although the gold price has recovered from the technical level of 2,324 USD noted by readers in the last issue, the recovery momentum was soon defeated by the horizontal resistance level of 2,345 USD, the price point marked with moderate attention. horizontal resistance and also the price point of EMA21.

As long as it cannot break and move above EMA21, it is still not technically eligible to increase in price. For gold price to be eligible to increase in price, it at least needs to operate above EMA21 and return. above the trend line again, this is also considered resistance, creating technical pressure on gold prices at the present time.

In case the aforementioned resistance confluence area is broken above, gold has the opportunity to rally further and head towards the 0.236% Fibonacci levels and the $2,400 level in the short term.
On the other hand, if the $2,324 horizontal support level is broken below gold could continue to decline more to the 2,304 level and more to the $2,300 raw price level in the short term.

Technically, the gold price is in more favorable conditions for the possibility of a price decrease, while the Relative Strength Index is pointing down without reaching the oversold level, this shows that gold still has room to fall.

Notable prices will be listed as follows.
Support: 2,324 – 2,304 – 2,300USD
Resistance: 2,345USD


🪙SELL XAUUSD | 2371 - 2369

⚰️SL: 2375

⬆️TP1: 2364
⬆️TP2: 2359

🪙BUY XAUUSD | 2289 - 2291

⚰️SL: 2285

⬆️TP1: 2296
⬆️TP2: 2301
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Note
- XAUUSD briefly broke below the recent bottom at $2,332 per troy ounce. The price bounced back and has strengthened since then.
- If XAUUSD fails to close above 2,400 USD per troy ounce, the price could retest the support level of 2,300 USD per troy ounce.
- On the contrary, XAUUSD could repeat its all-time high if the price closes above 2,400 USD per troy ounce and challenges 2,450 USD per troy ounce.
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Note
- DXY has remained in a sideways range of 104.00-105.00 for the past two weeks. The index has not yet shown a potential future direction while still maintaining a sideways momentum.
- If DXY breaks above the 105.00 level, the index could retest the 106.00 resistance level.
- On the contrary, DXY could return to around 104.00, and if broken, could confirm the downtrend.
Note
- The second estimated US GDP growth rate (Q1) reached 1.3% on a quarterly annualized basis (QoQ), indicating that the economy is still growing, albeit a bit slower.
- Meanwhile, markets will be closely watching tonight's Personal Expenditures Price Index (PCE) figures, which could shape their future expectations of the Fed's policy interest rate.
- However, the Fed still gave mixed signals, with some officials issuing tougher statements (hawkish) and others more dovish (dovish).
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