XAUUSD : Gold continues to increase strongly today
Updated
Gold prices yesterday had an early rebound hitting a high of $2,375 then retreated again before closing at $2,378 after important news and market expectations were reflected in the price. Regardless of the reason behind it, this is it
proving that investors are still interested in gold or have returned after recent dovish signals from major central banks. Maybe this is the first sign of a comeback. The market is probably quite nervous now ahead of tonight's NFP report.
The US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report is expected to show an increase of 185,000 jobs in May. However, negative JOLTS Job Opportunities data and ADP Nonfarm Jobs Change data less than that in this week
reduces investor optimism about the US Bureau of Labor Statistics report. If the NFP report also shows weakness, the USD may come under more pressure and increase market confidence that the Fed will soon cut interest rates, supporting gold prices.
proving that investors are still interested in gold or have returned after recent dovish signals from major central banks. Maybe this is the first sign of a comeback. The market is probably quite nervous now ahead of tonight's NFP report.
The US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report is expected to show an increase of 185,000 jobs in May. However, negative JOLTS Job Opportunities data and ADP Nonfarm Jobs Change data less than that in this week
reduces investor optimism about the US Bureau of Labor Statistics report. If the NFP report also shows weakness, the USD may come under more pressure and increase market confidence that the Fed will soon cut interest rates, supporting gold prices.
Trade active
💵 
XAUUSD BUY 2371 - 2373 💵✔️ TP 2380
✔️ TP2 2390
❌ SL 2365
Trade active
✔️XAUUSD ✔️Running +50pips 🔥🔥🔥
👉 Free Signals Everyday: t.me/SantaTradeProInsightsFX
👉 Support 24/7 and More
👉 Join the group to profit every day.
👉 @bellatrader_2509
👉 Support 24/7 and More
👉 Join the group to profit every day.
👉 @bellatrader_2509
Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.