BULLISH BREAK OF 2507.66: Go for GOLD!
Gold is travelling well inside a Daily rising-wedge.
The next key level to break is 2529.20 a Top3 created last Friday.
Intraday, Gold has smashed through a Top2 at 2507.66.
All of my Momentum indicators show a bullishness in Gold today Tuesday.
Very little economic news for USA today Tuesday.
One threat will be the USDX which will be looking to make a bullish move above 101.85, a level it got to as recent as last week.
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A major announcement in the market!
There's a big event coming up soon.
Wednesday, 11 September, 12:30 p.m. UTC: the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report.
On September 11th at 12:30 p.m. UTC, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the Consumer Price Index report. In July 2024, the US annual inflation rates dropped to 2.9% and 3.2% for headline and core inflation, respectively. The market anticipates a 0.2% increase in monthly inflation and a 2.6% annual rise. The report will influence whether the Federal Reserve cuts rates by 50 or 25 basis points in September. If the figures fall below expectations, the U.S. dollar may weaken, impacting EURUSD and XAUUSD positively. Conversely, better-than-expected figures could strengthen the U.S. dollar, pushing EURUSD and XAUUSD down.
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Analysis of 9.11 Gold Short-term Operation StrategyOn Tuesday, the US dollar index fluctuated above the 101 mark and finally closed up 0.03% at 101.67. US Treasury yields continued to fall, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closing at 3.650%; the two-year Treasury yield, which is more sensitive to monetary policy, finally closed at 3.607%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 0.23%, the S&P 500 rose 0.45%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.84%. Major European stock indices closed down across the board, with the German DAX30 index closing down 0.96%; the British FTSE 100 index closed down 0.78%; and the European Stoxx 50 index closed down 0.66%.
Risk Warning on Wednesday
☆At 14:00, the UK will release the monthly GDP rate for the three months of July, the monthly rate of manufacturing output in July, the seasonally adjusted commodity trade account in July, and the monthly rate of industrial output in July;
☆At 20:30 Beijing time, the United States will release the August CPI data. The market expects its annual rate to fall from the previous value of 2.9% to 2.6%, and the monthly rate will remain unchanged at 0.2%; in terms of core CPI, the market expects the annual rate to be 3.2% and the monthly rate to be 0.2%, both consistent with the previous value;
☆At 22:30, the United States will release the EIA crude oil inventory for the week ending September 6, and the market expects an increase of 764,000 barrels of crude oil;
☆At 1:00 the next day, the United States will hold a 10-year Treasury auction until September 11.
The US CPI in August will rise by 0.2% month-on-month and 2.6% year-on-year, lower than 2.9% in July. If confirmed, this data is likely to strengthen market expectations that the Fed will cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its September 17-18 meeting.
The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed at next week's meeting is 67%, and the probability of a 50 basis point rate cut is 33%. Although market expectations for rate cuts are divided, overall, investors generally believe that the Fed will make at least one super-large rate cut this year.
Traders in the U.S. interest rate options market are still betting that the Fed will make at least one super-large rate cut this year, although it may not be before the presidential election on November 5. Recent options activity related to the secured overnight financing rate shows that traders are increasingly positioning for a 150 basis point rate cut by the Fed before the January 29 policy decision.
Geopolitical factors have also had an important impact on the gold market. Recently, Ukraine launched drone attacks on several regions of Russia, and the Russian Federal Investigative Committee has initiated a criminal case. The escalation of this situation may lead to increased market concerns about the global economy, thereby driving demand for safe-haven assets such as gold.
In addition, tensions between Israel and Hamas continue to develop. Israel proposed that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar leave Gaza safely in exchange for the organization releasing hostages. This change in the situation may have an impact on the stability of the Middle East, thereby causing fluctuations in global market sentiment.
Gold prices continued to rise on Tuesday, rising for two consecutive trading days. Currently, U.S. Treasury yields continue to weaken, hitting a 15-month low, providing momentum for gold prices to rise; the geopolitical situation remains tense, which also attracts safe-haven buying to support gold prices. Today's short-term focus is on the support area of the 1-hour rising trend line below, and go long on gold after the correction stabilizes. At the same time, investors need to pay close attention to the impact of the upcoming CPI data on the trend of gold.
Gold Analysis==>>Double Bottom Pattern==>>Short termGold is near the Heavy Support zone($2,484-$2,431) and moving Support lines .
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Analysis of 9.11 Gold Short-term Operation StrategyCPI is coming, gold will break today
In the early Asian session on Wednesday (September 11), spot gold fluctuated in a narrow range and is currently trading around $2517.96/ounce, maintaining overnight gains. Gold prices continued to rise on Tuesday, closing at $2516.53/ounce, up about 0.42%, rising for two consecutive trading days. U.S. Treasury yields continued to weaken, hitting a 15-month low, providing momentum for gold prices to rise; the geopolitical situation remains tense, which also attracts safe-haven buying to support gold prices.
At present, market participants are preparing for the release of U.S. inflation data to find further clues to the extent of the Fed's interest rate cut next week.
Gold is still within the range we talked about yesterday. Short-term indicators are basically flat. In the short term, there is still no significant change. It is expected that the evening CPI data will be needed to break the range. The current range has been compressed to run in the small range of 2500-2520, and the space is getting smaller and smaller. In fact, the smaller the space fluctuation, the closer the time to open the situation later.
From the 4-hour chart, the gold price is in a high-level box oscillation. I prefer a downward breakthrough in the general direction. At present, gold has reached the top of the mountain. Going long is equivalent to chasing at the top of the mountain. The profit and risk are not proportional. Focus on the support position of 2500-2498 during the day. Yesterday, the lowest retracement reached 2499, so this can be used as the dividing point for today.
Detailed intraday operation strategy:
Short gold rebounds at 2525, defend at 2533, target 2515-2500
Go long gold at 2480, defend at 2472, target 2490-2500
Analysis of 9.11 Gold Short-term Operation StrategyGold, if it rebounds to 2520, go short directly. Don't wait until you see a decline before chasing it. It is easy to be buried at the low point. The top and bottom conversion pressure is at 2500-2505 US dollars.
The continuity of the short position is as bad as ever. It took less than two hours to end the battle from 2500 US dollars to 2485 US dollars yesterday.
After that, all rebounds are to lure shorts. As long as there is no participation in shorts in the Asian session, there will be no chance in the European and American sessions. It finally rose to 2507 US dollars, an increase of 20 US dollars.
Every decline that seems to be unfavorable factors quickly recovered the lost ground, including the panic selling on Tuesday last month after the non-agricultural data.
Gold is brewing a huge market. The volatility in the past few days is just confusing behavior. It won't be long before the unilateral market will come, especially the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on September 19 and the US CPI inflation data for August on Wednesday.
The Federal Reserve is now in a "silent period". Behind the seemingly calm, as long as someone shouts: Fire. Then the whole market sentiment will be ignited instantly. Don't be too attached to the current range-oscillating market. Generally, it's good to hold 15-20 US dollars.
Now, the gold price is in a high-level box oscillation. I prefer an upward breakthrough in the general direction. The position of 2530 US dollars is not the top. Once it is broken, it will go straight to 2600 US dollars. However, the ideal position to participate is the area close to the lower track of 2480 oscillation, rather than chasing on the top of the mountain.
Today's focus is the annual rate of the US unadjusted CPI in August and the US EIA crude oil inventory for the week ending September 6.
Today, first pay attention to the support position of 2500-2498. Last night, the US market tested the support of 2493, so this can be used as the dividing point for today's day, and then participate in the short-term rebound upward and pay attention to 2515-2518,
XAUUSD: 10/9 Today’s Market Analysis and StrategyGold technical analysis
Daily resistance 2507, support below 2450
Four-hour resistance 2507, support below 2493
Gold operation suggestions: At present, gold is fluctuating around 2507. Today we continue to go long on the pullback. As long as the 2450 mark is not broken, we will continue to be bullish and see a new high in the long run.
Gold is suppressed by 2507, and the support below continues to focus on 2493
BUY:2494
BUY:2510
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Tuesday Market Analysis and SignalsGold fluctuated in a narrow range on Tuesday, and the current price is around 2,500. Gold prices rebounded slightly on Monday, rising above the 2,500 mark. The rebound of U.S. Treasury yields was blocked, providing gold prices with a rebound opportunity, but the rebound of the U.S. dollar index limited the rise of gold. Investors are waiting for the U.S. inflation report to provide further clues to the scale of the Fed's possible rate cut.
Investors are now paying attention to the U.S. consumer price data for August to be released on Wednesday and the producer price index on Thursday. A report released by the New York Federal Reserve on Monday showed that the U.S. public's expectations of inflation pressure in August did not change much as current price pressures continued to fall.
Technical side
Yesterday, gold formed a bottoming out and rebounded, and it turned to long and maintained a strong closing. The price once again stood above the 2,500 mark, and the RSI indicator remained above the central axis. The short-term four-hour chart once again stood above the middle track of the Bollinger band and the moving average, and the RSI indicator broke through the central axis and hooked upward. The hourly moving average opened upward, and the Bollinger band opened upward. Gold technically formed a bottoming out and rebounded strongly at the end of the day, and the intraday trading callback was low and long. The overall rhythm is expected to rise first and then fall.
Trading strategy:
2488-2490 long, stop loss 2479, target 2510-2520;
2518-2520 short, stop loss 2529, target 2500-2490;
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9.10 Analysis of gold short-term operation strategiesIsrael airstrikes Syria, gold price regains 2500 mark: gold price may consolidate in the short term
On Monday (September 9), spot gold rebounded sharply after falling to $2485/oz, and finally closed above 2500, closing at $2506.04/oz. ,, Gold prices soared above $2500/oz on Monday as traders prepared for the release of the US August inflation report and looked for hints that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates by 50 or 25 basis points. Gold traders ignored the overall strength of the US dollar. The US dollar index, which measures the performance of the US dollar against six currencies, rose by more than 0.30%.
The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September is 73%, while the probability of a 50 basis point cut is 27%.
At the end of the Asian market on Monday, spot gold fell to $2485.48/oz, hitting an intraday low. Gold prices then continued to rebound. As of the close of Monday, spot gold climbed $8.84, or 0.35%, to $2,506.09 per ounce.
The situation in the Middle East remains tense, which provides momentum for gold prices to rebound.
Israel's air strikes on central Syria on September 8 local time killed at least 14 people. The Iranian Foreign Ministry spoke out on September 9 local time, condemning the Israeli army for launching a "criminal attack" and calling on Israel's supporters to stop arming it.
According to the Israeli Times, citing Syrian media reports, Israel launched a series of attacks on several areas in central Syria on the night of August 8 local time, killing at least 14 people and injuring 43 people
This may become a trigger for the gold trend!
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Gold prices resumed their upward trend and broke through $2,500 per ounce, but gold prices are still below $2,510 per ounce, and buyers seem to have failed to accumulate momentum.
Momentum remains bullish, but gold may consolidate in the short term before resuming its upward trend or turning downward. The relative strength index (RSI) is almost flat, indicating that neither buyers nor sellers are in control of the situation.
If gold climbs above its year-to-date high of $2,531/oz, it could push it to challenge $2,550/oz. If it breaks through the latter, the next target will be the psychological level of $2,600/oz.
If gold falls below $2,500/oz, the next support level will be the August 22 low of $2,470/oz.
If gold falls below $2,470/oz, the next support area will be the confluence of the May 20 high (which has turned into support) and the 50-day simple moving average (SMA), between $2,450-2,440/oz
The possibility of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis At the beginning of the trading session in the US market, world gold prices increased, and consultants strongly bought gold. The US August jobs report was bullish, giving the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) main currency comfort expectations increasingly high.
Experts say that the number of new jobs in August reached 142,000, lower than the 160,000 jobs previously expected. This has important implications for the Fed's monetary policy.
Furthermore, the unemployment rate decreased slightly from 4.3% to 4.2% but remained high compared to the 3.8% rate recorded a year earlier. The total number of failures has increased from 6.3 million to 7.1 million in the past year, a radical index over the past 3 years, which is building up the Fed's impending interest rate cut.
Experts say that the direction of gold in the near future still depends mainly on the Fed's interest rate policy. If the next US economic data is still good, it will cause the Fed to cut more. This helps gold prices reach new heights.
9.10 Gold short-term operation strategyWhen will the range oscillation stop? Gold is still expected to fall back
At the beginning of the Asian session on Tuesday (September 10), spot gold fluctuated in a narrow range and is currently trading around $2506.22 per ounce. Gold prices rebounded slightly on Monday, rising above the 2500 mark and closing at 2506, with a small positive on the daily line. The rebound of US Treasury yields was blocked and hovered around the 15 lows, providing gold prices with a rebound opportunity, but the rebound of the US dollar index limited the rise in gold prices. Investors are waiting for the US inflation report to provide further clues to the possible scale of the Fed's interest rate cut.
The recent trend of gold is quite subtle. From mid-August to now, for almost a month, the price has been maintained in the large range of 2470-2530. It fell when it touched the top and rebounded when it touched the bottom. The range has never been broken. Last Friday's non-agricultural data only rebounded slightly and fell around 2530. The focus of this week is the CPI data on Wednesday, which is an important factor that may break the deadlock in the range. Therefore, the CPI data at the beginning of this week currently maintains the idea of range oscillation.
In the current volatile market, although there was a slight rebound yesterday, the rebound strength is limited. The focus of the day is the double top pressure level 2515 formed in the short term of the daily line. Today's short orders will be participated in this position, and the second is around 2530. When it reaches this position, it will be bold to participate. Focus on the support of 2480 below. If the pressure level of 2530 above has not been broken this week, the market may turn downward.
Tuesday Risk Warning
☆ Today, OPEC will release the monthly crude oil market report;
☆ At 14:00, Germany will release the final value of the August CPI monthly rate;
☆ At 14:00, the UK will release the three-month ILO unemployment rate in July, the unemployment rate in August and the number of unemployment benefit applicants in August;
☆ At 18:00, the United States will release the August NFIB Small Business Confidence Index;
☆ At 0:00 the next day, EIA will release the monthly short-term energy outlook report;
☆ At 4:30 the next day, the United States will release the API crude oil inventory for the week ending September 6.
Detailed intraday operation strategy:
Gold 2515SL, defense 2523, target 2500-2490
Gold 2480BY, defense 2472, target 2490-2500
Waiting for US economic dataThe gold market continues to be in a very strong position, delaying 23.6% of its price decline. This retracement level was held recently on 4/23/24, 5/6/24 and again on 7/25/24.
You can also find support and resistance fields in the main Gann boxes at high and low levels.
Use the main Gann square 2514.00 as the swing point for the week.
Above that, the long term limit of the entry is 2775.00. The short target is the next largest Gann square at 2578.40.
Below it, there is a 23.6% return to the October 2022 low of 2422.00. Any rally that holds the 38.2% back to the 6/10/24 low maintains an extremely positive trend and could quickly reach new highs.
The dollar index (DXY00) rose +0.37% on Monday. Stronger-than-expected US economic news on Monday gave the dollar a boost. The dollar also rose on reduced expectations that the Fed will cut rates aggressively as markets are discounting the likelihood of a 50 basis point rate cut at next week's FOMC meeting at 31%, down the line at 50%. following the release of the US payrolls report last Friday. The strength of Monday's vote reduced settlement demand for the dollar.
Monday's US economic news was supportive of the dollar. July wholesale revenue increased +1.1% over the previous month, stronger than expectations of +0.3% over the previous month and the largest increase in 5 months. In addition, consumer credit in July increased by +$25,452 billion, stronger than expectations of +$10.4 billion and the maximum increase in 1-1/2 years.
The current economic situation is waiting for the final CPI data to make the Fed's decision whether it is 25 points or 50 points.
Short Trade For XAUUSDAnalysis: Gold Prices Poised to Surge as Federal Reserve Prepares for Rate Cuts
The gold market is set to experience a significant rally, potentially driving prices toward $3,000 per ounce within the next year, as the Federal Reserve gears up for an anticipated cycle of interest rate cuts. Several key factors support the thesis that gold will become an increasingly attractive asset as monetary policy shifts, and these dynamics have historically propelled the yellow metal to higher valuations.
1. Monetary Policy and Gold: An Inverse Relationship
The primary mechanism driving this outlook is the inverse relationship between interest rates and gold prices. When the Federal Reserve cuts rates, real yields on bonds and other interest-bearing assets decline, making them less attractive to investors seeking returns. As a result, gold, a non-yielding asset, becomes more appealing as it provides a safe store of value.
Rate cuts typically lead to a weakening of the U.S. dollar, further enhancing the allure of gold, which is priced in dollars. As the greenback depreciates, foreign investors can purchase gold at relatively lower prices, boosting global demand. With the Fed expected to shift to a more accommodative stance, this could trigger a strong rally in gold.
2. Inflation Expectations Amid Rate Cuts
Another key factor is inflation. As rate cuts are implemented, the cost of borrowing decreases, leading to higher levels of spending and investment. This economic stimulus often spurs inflation, and while moderate inflation is typically welcomed, a sustained increase can erode the purchasing power of fiat currencies. Gold is widely regarded as a hedge against inflation, and in such scenarios, investors turn to gold to preserve their wealth.
Given the inflationary pressures that have been building, particularly following significant monetary and fiscal stimulus during the pandemic, investors may increasingly view gold as a safe harbor in an environment of rising prices. The anticipation of rate cuts over the next year could coincide with rising inflation expectations, further supporting gold’s appeal.
3. Historical Precedent for Gold Price Surges
Historical precedent also suggests that gold performs exceptionally well in environments where central banks shift toward easing monetary policy. The previous cycles of rate cuts, such as during the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, both saw significant upward movements in gold prices.
"In 2008, gold prices surged from around $700 per ounce to over $1,900 by 2011 as the Fed embarked on a series of rate cuts and quantitative easing. Similarly, in 2020, during the early days of the pandemic, gold surged to over $2,000 per ounce following aggressive Fed action. If a similar trajectory unfolds, $3,000 per ounce is not an unreasonable target, given the magnitude of the expected policy shifts."
4. Global Uncertainty as a Catalyst
In addition to domestic monetary policy, global economic uncertainty is another crucial driver of gold prices. The current geopolitical landscape, coupled with economic slowdowns in major regions such as Europe and China, could further exacerbate market volatility. Investors traditionally flock to gold in times of uncertainty, and this "safe-haven" demand could contribute to further upward pressure on prices.
5. Central Bank Demand for Gold
Another important factor is the growing demand for gold from central banks, particularly in emerging markets. In recent years, countries such as China, India, and Russia have been accumulating gold reserves as part of their efforts to diversify away from the U.S. dollar. This trend is likely to continue and may intensify as rate cuts weaken the dollar, further enhancing gold's strategic appeal on a global scale.
6. Potential for Gold to Reach $3,000 in 12 Months
Given the confluence of these factors, the possibility of gold reaching $3,000 per ounce within the next year is plausible. The combination of rate cuts, rising inflation expectations, a weaker dollar, and increased global demand all point toward a sustained rally in gold prices.
In 2020, gold experienced a significant surge, gaining nearly 30% in a matter of months, largely due to economic uncertainty and central bank intervention. A similar scenario could unfold if the Fed follows through on rate cuts in the coming year. Even a moderate return to quantitative easing could add further fuel to the gold rally.
Conclusion:
The gold market is entering a period where the fundamentals align strongly in its favor. If the Federal Reserve moves to cut rates as expected, the resulting decline in bond yields, weakening dollar, and rising inflation expectations are likely to spark increased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset. With these factors in play, the $3,000 per ounce target within 12 months is well within reach, making gold one of the most attractive assets for investors in the current macroeconomic environment.
9.10 Gold Short-term Technical AnalysisGold closed two cross-yin lines in a row on the weekly line. On Friday, it rose and fell, which highlighted the signal of strong short-term strength. Although the current gold price is still above the short-term moving average, and the short-term moving average also forms a short-term support in the 2490 area, the upward momentum is obviously beginning to show weakness. On the whole, the weekly line, the short-term still has an advantage in the short-term, and it is likely to continue to extend the low, and it is expected to reach the 2470 area again this week.
This week, we need to focus on the previous two double-needle bottoming positions around 2470. In terms of the closing of the weekly and daily lines, the downward trend is obvious, and it is expected to continue to bottom out. If the position cannot be supported, then the profit of gold shorts will definitely fall sharply. In terms of intraday operations, long orders are not considered for the time being. Short orders can be participated in the rebound near 2508
Detailed intraday operation strategy:
Short gold rebounds at 2508, defend 2515, target 2495-2480
9.9 Gold Short-term AnalysisGold fell last week, then rebounded and fell again. It was in a range of fluctuations. The lowest point of the week was 2471, the highest point was 2529, and the weekly line closed at 2497. The weekly line showed a cross star. The gold price was still in a bullish channel. The daily line showed a large range of fluctuations. The non-agricultural data on Friday was bullish, but 2530 was still blocked and fell under pressure. It once fell to 2485. In summary, this week's focus is on the gains and losses of 2530. Although the general trend is bullish, if it does not break the high, it will continue to run in a large range. In the day, the four-hour line showed a large range of fluctuations. The hourly line rebounded in the short term. The upper side first looked at 2500, and if it broke, it looked at 2510. The intraday operation idea is to rebound and fluctuate.
This week's key data
Wednesday: US Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Thursday: ECB monetary policy decision, US PPI, US weekly unemployment claims
Friday: University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index Preliminary Value
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9.9 Gold short-term operation strategyIn the early Asian session on Monday (September 9), spot gold fluctuated in a narrow range and is currently trading around 2496. Gold prices rose and fell last Friday, as the number of new non-agricultural jobs fell short of expectations. Gold prices once hit a three-week high of around $2529.06 per ounce, approaching the historical high, but soon gave up the gains because the unemployment rate fell and the Fed's "number three" did not send a signal of a 50 basis point rate cut to the market, causing the market to doubt the extent of the Fed's rate cut later this month. Gold's performance last Friday sounded the alarm for the market, showing that the trend in the next few weeks will be full of variables. In this context, how to deal with potential volatility will become a key issue for gold traders.
Gold closed two consecutive cross-yin lines on the weekly line. On Friday, there was a wave of highs and falls, which highlighted the signal of strong short positions. Although the current gold price is still running above the short-term moving average, and the short-term moving average also forms a short-term support in the 2490 area, the upward momentum is obviously beginning to show weakness. On the whole, the weekly line, the short position still has the advantage in the short term, and it is likely to continue to extend the lows. This week, it is expected to reach the 2470 area again.
This week, we need to focus on the previous two double-needle bottoming positions around 2470. In terms of the weekly and daily closings, the downward trend is obvious, and it is expected to continue to bottom out. If the position cannot be supported, then the gold short position profit will definitely fall sharply. In terms of intraday operations, long orders are not considered for the time being. Short orders can be participated in the rebound near 2505
Detailed intraday operation strategy:
Short gold rebounds at 2505, defend 2515, target 2495-2480
9.6 Gold short-term operation strategyGold is currently priced at 2497 in the morning, so go short directly!
Gold fell sharply at a high level last Friday, and the rebound of gold was not strong. Gold continued to build a high top, and the rebound was an opportunity to go short; Gold is currently priced at 2497 in the morning, so go short directly!
Gold has a multiple top structure at a high level in 4 hours, and the 4-hour moving average of gold began to turn downward. Once a downward dead cross is formed, the space for gold to fall will be opened, and the decline of gold will increase. Gold rebounded weakly in the morning, and even 2500 could not be broken. The rebound was weak, so go short at 2497 first.
The market changes rapidly, plan your trade, trade your plan, gold is weak and has no rebound, which is a signal of weakening, and gold continues to go short to the end.
Gold is short at 2497, stop loss at 2507, target 2480-2475
Xauusd long Target confirm signal Gold came within a touching distance of a new all-time high near $2,530 as US Treasury bond yields turned south on disappointing US jobs data. The US Dollar's resilience amid a souring risk mood, however, caused XAU/USD to erase its daily gains.
From a technical perspective, momentum beyond the $2,524-2,525 immediate hurdle will be seen as a fresh trigger for bullish traders. Moreover, oscillators on the daily chart are holding in positive territory and are still away from being in the overbought zone. This, in turn, suggests that the path of least resistance for the Gold price is to the upside. Some follow-through buying beyond the all-time peak, around the $2,531-2,532 area touched on August 20, will reaffirm the constructive outlook and pave the way for a further appreciating move.
On the flip side, the $2,500 psychological mark now seems to protect the immediate downside below which the Gold price could slide back to the $2,471-2,470 horizontal support. A convincing break below the latter will set the stage for deeper losses towards the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently pegged near the $2,440 region, en route to the $2,400 mark and the 100-day SMA, around the $2,388 zone.
Gold now buy support 2585
Gold sell resistance 2415
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The situation with gold (XAU/USD) is currently characterized by several key factors that affect its value. First, the gold price often reacts to changes in economic data and the political environment. The unpredictability of global financial markets, inflation, and changes in U.S. interest rates particularly affect the demand for gold as a safe haven.
Second, there has been a recent increase in interest from central banks in gold holdings as they seek to diversify their foreign exchange reserves. This could lead to additional demand for gold in global markets.
In addition, a strengthening US dollar usually has a negative impact on gold as it becomes more expensive for holders of other currencies. At the same time, geopolitical instability and conflict situations can contribute to the rise in prices for the precious metal as investors look for ways to protect their assets.
At the moment, volatility in XAU/USD quotes can be observed, which creates both risks and opportunities for traders. Technical analysis shows important support and resistance levels that can influence further price movement.