Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short
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It’s hard to decide between short and long, how will gold go?

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This week, gold has gone through a big cycle of long and short positions. On Monday, it dropped sharply to 2880 from above 2920, and then reversed and rose sharply on Tuesday. Yesterday, gold relied on the 2910-08 area and the US CPI data to complete the bottoming out and rebound. In the evening, it broke through the key resistance level of 2930 and stretched to the 2940 line. At present, 2945 is the key resistance level that has been tested many times before. However, gold has not been able to effectively break through 2945. At present, the upper resistance can still suppress the gold price, so this position will also be the focus of attention during the European session.
At present, the upward momentum of gold is insufficient, so it is bound to fall back.

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The intraday short-term trend continues to rise, but we still need to pay attention to the trend of rising and falling.

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