- Market analysis
• Rising Dollar Index (DXY) above 104 makes gold more expensive for foreign buyers.
• Non-farm payroll data exceeding 200,000 could push gold prices below the 50-day moving average support.
• Uncertainties like geopolitical tensions and potential stock market crash could reignite gold's safe-haven appeal.
📈Gold Prices Pull Back, US Jobs Data in Focus
Gold prices dip after a recent surge, weighed down by a strengthening US dollar and investor anticipation surrounding key US jobs data. This data, due later this week, could influence the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions, impacting the attractiveness of gold as an investment.
📉A Resurgent Dollar Dampens Gold’s Appeal
The US dollar has found its footing after a period of weakness. This is reflected in the Dollar Index (DXY) rising above 104. A stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for foreign buyers, reducing demand and exerting downward pressure on prices.
💵US Jobs Data: Key Catalyst for Gold’s Direction
The upcoming release of US jobs data, including Wednesday’s ADP employment report and Friday’s non-farm payrolls data, is a critical factor for gold investors. Strong job numbers could signal a robust US economy, potentially deterring the Fed from cutting interest rates. This scenario would weaken the appeal of gold as a haven asset, potentially pushing prices lower. Analysts suggest a non-farm payroll figure exceeding 200,000 could trigger a further decline in gold prices, potentially breaching the $2,333.95 support level.
Forecast: A Cautious Balancing Act
The near-term outlook for gold is uncertain. While technical factors offer some temporary support at the $2,333.95 level, the direction hinges on the upcoming US jobs data. Strong data could trigger a price decline, while weak data could lead to a rally back towards recent highs.
Overall, a neutral to slightly bearish bias is emerging in the short term. However, gold retains the potential to regain its footing if global uncertainties or a stock market downturn fuel safe-haven demand.
Traders should closely monitor the release of US jobs data and subsequent Fed policy pronouncements. A data-driven approach will be crucial for trading the near-term volatility in the gold market.
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Extra news : ( Help me to reach this post 1k view guys ;) ) 🔴In just forty years, US debt has risen from $1 trillion to $35 trillion
• With a staggering increase of $3 trillion in the past year alone
• Gold prices are closely linked to US government spending.
• With the increase in US debt, gold tends to rise strongly.
• If the US government continues to increase debt at this rate, we will see huge rises in gold prices.
🔴 Federal Reserve in Cleveland: Inflation may take at least 3 years before returning to target.
🔴 World Gold Council: Net purchases by central banks increased to 33 tons in April.
🔴 Urgent:
• US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that we have seen an increase in exports to Russia from China, including dual-use goods that can be used to assist the Russian military.
🔴 Fitch: An increase in defaults on #commercial real estate loans in
💥 Deutsche Bank: The US Federal Reserve may cut interest rates once in 2024.
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