Gold Market Forecast: Next Week’s Trading Setup & Key Price Zone

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Gold continues to dominate the headlines, trading near all-time highs above $2,800 as market participants grow risk-averse. The White House’s confirmation of 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico set to take effect on February 1 has sent ripples through the market, adding to the uncertainty.

On the macroeconomic front, December’s Core PCE Price Index—the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge—came in as expected, surpassing November’s numbers. This follows soft Q4 GDP figures and the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy meeting, where officials signalled that inflation risks remain tilted to the upside—strengthening the US Dollar and keeping traders on edge.

📉 So, where is Gold headed next? Will we see a breakout to fresh highs, or is a pullback on the horizon?

In this video, I break down my thought process on Gold’s next potential move and how I’m positioning myself for the upcoming trading week. 🚀

📌 Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Do you see Gold continuing its rally, or is a correction due?

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After closely tracking the character of price action over the past 10 hours, the market sentiment can be interpreted with the structural details on the chart below. This will serve as our roadmap for today’s trading session. We’ll dive deeper into the current market dynamics during our upcoming live stream—see you soon!

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