Gold prices maintained their recovery momentum on Wednesday, gaining over 70 pips early in the trading session and currently trading steadily around the 2639 USD level.
While the metal is showing signs of upward movement, this momentum appears to be short-lived as the overall trend remains favorable for sellers. The primary driver is the weakening of the US dollar, as investors take profits following last week's strong rally. Since gold is priced in USD, a weaker dollar makes the metal more accessible to buyers using other currencies.
Additionally, ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to provide strong support for gold prices, with the current target aimed at the resistance level of 2665 USD. If the price successfully breaks this level, further recovery could be expected. Conversely, if it fails, the recommended strategy remains selling in line with the primary trend.