As shown on the XAU/USD chart, the price of gold per ounce has already fallen by more than 1% today. This bearish sentiment may be driven by:
→ A strengthening US dollar, influenced by President Trump’s plans to impose international trade tariffs.
→ Market positioning ahead of key US economic data releases, including GDP growth figures and the Core PCE Price Index.
→ A sharp decline in China’s gold imports via Hong Kong—the country’s main gateway for bullion purchases—which fell to a near three-year low in January.
Technical Analysis of XAU/USD Chart Gold price fluctuations have formed an upward trend channel, marked in blue, with the current decline bringing the price close to its lower boundary.
Key levels to watch: → $2,922 has shifted from support to resistance. → $2,876, which previously acted as resistance, may now serve as a support level.
Given these factors, the intersection of the lower boundary of the blue channel and the $2,876 support level could trigger a rebound, offsetting some of the bearish momentum seen so far.
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