Next week I expect gold to continue to rise. If you read the analysis to the end, you will see why. Let's start digging deeper into the market.
Macroeconomics
The FED has paused on interest rates, saying that decisions will be made meeting by meeting. Overall, they are not convinced that policy is restrictive enough to bring inflation down. J.P. also said that rates will remain high for a long time.
The NFP showed that the labour market is slowing down and the unemployment rate also rose to 3.9%.
This week we have the CPI.
The war is still active and that remains the main driver of the market. If there are new operations, gold will rise.
Even though the FED was a bit hawkish, the market did not crash, on the contrary, yields did. The economic indicators show that the economy is slowing down. At the moment, deflationary outcomes are driving markets higher. So our bias remains bullish.
In other circumstances, I would say that gold is retesting the manipulation and will continue to fall. It may be, but only temporarily. On this chart, gold appears to be moving sideways.
Very interesting chart. We see gold closing in red against the other currencies. Some indicators are bullish, some bearish. Meaning to me - consolidation.
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