Gold continues to attract buyers during the London session, trading around $2,616 as it approaches a potential demand area, which could spark a pullback and further growth. However, the strong US Dollar (USD), which has preserved its recent gains to an eight-week high, is expected to act as a headwind for the non-yielding yellow metal.
US CPI Report and its Impact on Gold The upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is a key focus for traders, as it could shape expectations regarding the size of the Federal Reserve's potential rate cut next month. Depending on the CPI data, demand for the USD could shift, providing a significant driver for Gold prices. As a non-yielding asset, Gold typically moves inversely to the US Dollar, so any indication of an extended pause or slower rate cut by the Fed could impact Gold’s price direction.
Geopolitical Concerns and Safe-Haven Demand In addition to economic data, traders are also watching geopolitical developments, particularly the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, which continue to influence safe-haven demand for Gold. Any escalation in tensions could lead to further buying interest in the precious metal as investors seek safety amid market uncertainty.
Waiting for Key Demand Zones Currently, we are waiting for the price to reach one of the identified demand areas before opening a potential position. These zones are critical for assessing whether Gold will experience a bullish pullback or continue facing pressure from the strong US Dollar. As the situation evolves, patience will be key in identifying the right moment to enter the market.
Conclusion While Gold continues to attract buying interest, its trajectory will depend on upcoming US economic data, particularly the CPI report, and ongoing geopolitical tensions. We remain on the sidelines for now, awaiting a more favorable entry point as the price approaches key demand areas. Stay tuned for further updates as we monitor these developments. ✅ Please share your thoughts about XAUUSD in the comments section below and HIT LIKE if you appreciate my analysis. Don't forget to FOLLOW ME; you will help us a lot with this small contribution.
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