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Gold rose and then retreated yesterday, following a recurring intraday pattern: it dipped toward 4035 during the early session, rebounded to 4068, and subsequently fell back; during the European session, it dropped sharply toward 4015 before rebounding once more. Currently, the price is fluctuating.
The market remains fragile in the short term; the primary focus should be on a potential rebound once the price stabilizes at lower levels.
For trading, look to go long near the 4020–4015 support zone. Monitor the 4030–4040 range for resistance; a breakout above this could lead to 4070–4080.
If the rebound fails to break through the 4030–4040 resistance, consider a light short position, with a target of 4020–4015.
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Following the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement, gold has not moved in a one-sided direction; instead, it continues to fluctuate within the 4020–4080 range. While volatility has increased slightly today, the overall pace remains steady.
The key support level to watch is the 4015–4020 zone. If this area holds, the short-term bullish outlook remains intact, with upside targets at 4070–4080, and potentially 4105–4125 should momentum strengthen.
Conversely, a decisive break below this support would signal a shift to a bearish bias, with downside targets at 3990–3970, or potentially as low as 3945 in an extreme scenario.
During the U.S. session, expect continued range-bound trading. Maintain a long bias by looking for buying opportunities near the 4015–4020 support (with a stop-loss below 4010), targeting 4055–4070.
Trade the range—buying at the lows and selling at the highs—until a breakout occurs; once a key level is breached, adjust your position to follow the new trend.
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The U.S. core PCE price index for September rose to 3.1% year-on-year, up slightly from 3.0% the previous month and in line with market expectations. This is bearish for gold.
For the week ending October 24, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. stood at 194,000, compared to an expected 199,000; the previous week's figure was revised from 194,000 to 195,000. This is bearish for gold.
#PCE #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK
Initial jobless claims and PCE data will be released in 29 minutes.
Initial Jobless Claims (Previous: 19.4k; Forecast: 19.9k)
Below forecast: Bearish for gold.
Above forecast: Bullish for gold.
In line with forecast: Limited impact.
Core PCE (Year-on-Year) (Previous: 3.0%; Forecast: 3.1%)
Above forecast: Bearish for gold.
Below forecast: Bullish for gold.
In line with forecast: Limited impact.
The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates unchanged, with some hawkish dissent; expectations for a rate hike in December remain significant. Gold is currently trading within the 4020–4080 range.
With PCE, GDP, and initial jobless claims being released simultaneously, it is unlikely that any single data point will shift the prevailing hawkish tone.
Unless the data falls significantly below expectations, gold is likely to face slight downward pressure or exhibit a weak, range-bound trend in the short term.
The final outcome will depend on the deviation of the actual data from forecasts, as well as the market's reaction in the US dollar and Treasury yields; adjustments should be made once the data is released.
#PCE #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK
Initial jobless claims and PCE data will be released in 29 minutes.
Initial Jobless Claims (Previous: 19.4k; Forecast: 19.9k)
Below forecast: Bearish for gold.
Above forecast: Bullish for gold.
In line with forecast: Limited impact.
Core PCE (Year-on-Year) (Previous: 3.0%; Forecast: 3.1%)
Above forecast: Bearish for gold.
Below forecast: Bullish for gold.
In line with forecast: Limited impact.
The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates unchanged, with some hawkish dissent; expectations for a rate hike in December remain significant. Gold is currently trading within the 4020–4080 range.
With PCE, GDP, and initial jobless claims being released simultaneously, it is unlikely that any single data point will shift the prevailing hawkish tone.
Unless the data falls significantly below expectations, gold is likely to face slight downward pressure or exhibit a weak, range-bound trend in the short term.
The final outcome will depend on the deviation of the actual data from forecasts, as well as the market's reaction in the US dollar and Treasury yields; adjustments should be made once the data is released.
#PCE #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #ECB #Lagarde
Key data to watch today:
US initial jobless claims for the week ending October 24
US core PCE price index (year-on-year) for September
Eurozone deposit facility rate (as of October 29)
European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision
ECB President Christine Lagarde holds a press conference on monetary policy
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #GDP
Following the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement, gold has not moved in a one-sided direction; instead, it continues to fluctuate within the 4020–4080 range. While volatility has increased slightly today, the overall pace remains steady.
The key support level to watch is the 4015–4020 zone. If this area holds, the short-term bullish outlook remains intact, with upside targets at 4070–4080, and potentially 4105–4125 should momentum strengthen.
Conversely, a decisive break below this support would signal a shift to a bearish bias, with downside targets at 3990–3970, or potentially as low as 3945 in an extreme scenario.
During the U.S. session, expect continued range-bound trading. Maintain a long bias by looking for buying opportunities near the 4015–4020 support (with a stop-loss below 4010), targeting 4055–4070.
Trade the range—buying at the lows and selling at the highs—until a breakout occurs; once a key level is breached, adjust your position to follow the new trend.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FOMC #FED #USA #UK #DXY
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in October, in line with market expectations. While the tone leaned hawkish, it did not exceed expectations, resulting in a limited impact on gold prices.
Gold experienced wide fluctuations overnight before closing slightly higher, reflecting a cautious sentiment among both bulls and bears. Market participants are now looking to upcoming U.S. PCE data for guidance on the pace of future interest rate cuts.
Trading Strategy: Should the price pull back again, consider going long in the 4020–4025 range, with a stop-loss below 4010 and initial targets at the 4050–4070 resistance levels.
Conversely, if the price rebounds, look for opportunities to go short near the 4065–4070 zone, with a stop-loss above 4085 and targets set back toward the 4030–4020 range.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE
The 1-hour timeframe for gold is showing a gradual upward shift in its central price level, providing some support for the bulls and reducing downside risk.
However, the market remains in a state of indecision. For today, the focus should be on the support area near 4020; if the price pulls back to this level and finds support, there is still potential for a short-term rebound.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FOMC #FED #USA #UK #DXY
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in October, in line with market expectations. While the tone leaned hawkish, it did not exceed expectations, resulting in a limited impact on gold prices.
Gold experienced wide fluctuations overnight before closing slightly higher, reflecting a cautious sentiment among both bulls and bears. Market participants are now looking to upcoming U.S. PCE data for guidance on the pace of future interest rate cuts.
Trading Strategy: Should the price pull back again, consider going long in the 4020–4025 range, with a stop-loss below 4010 and initial targets at the 4050–4070 resistance levels.
Conversely, if the price rebounds, look for opportunities to go short near the 4065–4070 zone, with a stop-loss above 4085 and targets set back toward the 4030–4020 range.
#Trump #USA #Iran #WTI #OIL #XAUUSD #GOLD #PCE
According to a report by the American media outlet Semafor, while Trump is willing to give diplomatic negotiations with Iran another chance, he is also seriously considering the possibility of launching military strikes following the midterm elections.
The administration is currently pursuing an interim peace agreement, but progress has stalled.
Trump confirmed that Vance had sent a letter to Iran in an attempt to restart negotiations, though he characterized this as being primarily motivated by humanitarian concerns.
Officials stated that should diplomacy fail, the U.S. is prepared to resume military operations shortly after the elections—"pending only the President’s order."
Within the administration, many harbor skepticism regarding an escalation; while Trump is the most open to the idea, he himself still harbors reservations.
#PCE #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #ECB #Lagarde
Key data to watch today:
US initial jobless claims for the week ending October 24
US core PCE price index (year-on-year) for September
Eurozone deposit facility rate (as of October 29)
European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision
ECB President Christine Lagarde holds a press conference on monetary policy
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE
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When the price of gold pulled back to the $4025–$4020 range, we decisively advised our investors to buy, successfully securing a profit of over 100 points.
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in October, in line with market expectations. While the tone leaned hawkish, it did not exceed expectations, resulting in a limited impact on gold prices.
Gold experienced wide fluctuations overnight before closing slightly higher, reflecting a cautious sentiment among both bulls and bears. Market participants are now looking to upcoming U.S. PCE data for guidance on the pace of future interest rate cuts.
Trading Strategy: Should the price pull back again, consider going long in the 4020–4025 range, with a stop-loss below 4010 and initial targets at the 4050–4070 resistance levels.
Conversely, if the price rebounds, look for opportunities to go short near the 4065–4070 zone, with a stop-loss above 4085 and targets set back toward the 4030–4020 range.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FOMC #FED #USA #UK #DXY
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in October, in line with market expectations. While the tone leaned hawkish, it did not exceed expectations, resulting in a limited impact on gold prices.
Gold experienced wide fluctuations overnight before closing slightly higher, reflecting a cautious sentiment among both bulls and bears. Market participants are now looking to upcoming U.S. PCE data for guidance on the pace of future interest rate cuts.
Trading Strategy: Should the price pull back again, consider going long in the 4020–4025 range, with a stop-loss below 4010 and initial targets at the 4050–4070 resistance levels.
Conversely, if the price rebounds, look for opportunities to go short near the 4065–4070 zone, with a stop-loss above 4085 and targets set back toward the 4030–4020 range.
#FOMC #FED #USA #Warsh #XAUUSD #GOLD #DXY
Warsh sidestepped the question of whether current interest rates are already at an appropriate level.
He noted that previous policy actions have begun to show results, but added that no firm conclusion has been reached regarding the need for further rate hikes.
He dismissed the notion that a failure to raise rates would signal a weakening of the commitment to fighting inflation, emphasizing that there will be no shift toward a "looser" inflation target.
He pointed out that the full impact of inflation on consumers can take as long as six years to manifest. While rising fuel costs are currently putting pressure on consumers—and short-term inflation expectations are on the rise—he expressed confidence that households and businesses still trust the Federal Reserve’s ability to maintain price stability.
Warsh explicitly stated that political considerations played no role in the decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
He noted that there was no discussion whatsoever regarding politics, elections, or the midterm elections during the meeting, and affirmed that such factors had no bearing on the decision.
#XAUUSD #FOMC #FED #GOLD #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be announced in 44 minutes.
In 74 minutes, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will hold a press conference on monetary policy.
We are positioning ourselves in the market ahead of time; investors interested in trading based on this data are welcome to reach out to me.
Inflation continues to exceed expectations, yet it is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week.
This contradiction places the entire burden on the upcoming press conference—the Chair must explain the decision to pause rate hikes while inflation remains significantly off-target, all while preserving the Fed’s policy credibility.
My assessment: Regardless of whether a rate hike occurs in December, the tone will likely lean neutral-to-hawkish, keeping the market in a state of ongoing expectation adjustment—and a degree of unease.
This is a standard tactic in a high-inflation environment, and it also serves to underscore the Federal Reserve’s independence.
#FOMC #FED #USA #UK #XAUUSD #GOLD #Warsh
Warsh praised the strong economic growth and healthy labor market, but warned that inflation remains "too high."
He noted that growth accelerated in the third quarter, driven primarily by robust consumer spending and business investment—with high-tech investment serving as a key catalyst—alongside a low unemployment rate and healthy job growth.
However, the Federal Reserve is not satisfied with the progress made in lowering inflation, emphasizing that "reducing inflation is our responsibility."
He pointed out that credit conditions have tightened since the last interest-rate hike, though he stopped short of labeling them "restrictive."
#XAUUSD #FOMC #FED #GOLD #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be announced in 44 minutes.
In 74 minutes, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will hold a press conference on monetary policy.
We are positioning ourselves in the market ahead of time; investors interested in trading based on this data are welcome to reach out to me.
Inflation continues to exceed expectations, yet it is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week.
This contradiction places the entire burden on the upcoming press conference—the Chair must explain the decision to pause rate hikes while inflation remains significantly off-target, all while preserving the Fed’s policy credibility.
My assessment: Regardless of whether a rate hike occurs in December, the tone will likely lean neutral-to-hawkish, keeping the market in a state of ongoing expectation adjustment—and a degree of unease.
This is a standard tactic in a high-inflation environment, and it also serves to underscore the Federal Reserve’s independence.
#FOMC #FED #XAUUSD #GOLD #Warsh
Federal Reserve Chair Warsh announced that the schedule for Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings will be adjusted starting next autumn.
The committee will continue to hold eight meetings per year; however, in 2027, one of these meetings will be dedicated to discussing policy strategy rather than conducting interest-rate votes. In 2028, there will be two such meetings.
These sessions will not be formal policy-making meetings.
#XAUUSD #FOMC #FED #GOLD #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be announced in 44 minutes.
In 74 minutes, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will hold a press conference on monetary policy.
We are positioning ourselves in the market ahead of time; investors interested in trading based on this data are welcome to reach out to me.
Inflation continues to exceed expectations, yet it is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week.
This contradiction places the entire burden on the upcoming press conference—the Chair must explain the decision to pause rate hikes while inflation remains significantly off-target, all while preserving the Fed’s policy credibility.
My assessment: Regardless of whether a rate hike occurs in December, the tone will likely lean neutral-to-hawkish, keeping the market in a state of ongoing expectation adjustment—and a degree of unease.
This is a standard tactic in a high-inflation environment, and it also serves to underscore the Federal Reserve’s independence.
#FOMC #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75%–4.00%, as expected. The vote was 10–2, with members Hammack and Cook dissenting—a shift from the previous 12–0 unanimous decision—though the resolution itself has limited market impact.
The focus now shifts to the tone of Warsh’s remarks:
Hawkish: Emphasizing that inflation remains high and policy must stay restrictive would likely strengthen the U.S. dollar and bond yields, putting pressure on gold—potentially testing the 4,000 level or even lower.
Neutral/Dovish: Emphasizing a data-dependent approach and a lack of urgency to act would likely ease pressure, potentially allowing gold to rebound and test the 4,070–4,125 range.
Given Warsh’s reputation as a hawk and the persistence of high inflation, the baseline scenario suggests that gold will likely remain under pressure in the near term. Keep an eye on whether he provides a clear signal regarding a potential rate hike in December.
#XAUUSD #FOMC #FED #GOLD #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be announced in 44 minutes.
In 74 minutes, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will hold a press conference on monetary policy.
We are positioning ourselves in the market ahead of time; investors interested in trading based on this data are welcome to reach out to me.
Inflation continues to exceed expectations, yet it is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week.
This contradiction places the entire burden on the upcoming press conference—the Chair must explain the decision to pause rate hikes while inflation remains significantly off-target, all while preserving the Fed’s policy credibility.
My assessment: Regardless of whether a rate hike occurs in December, the tone will likely lean neutral-to-hawkish, keeping the market in a state of ongoing expectation adjustment—and a degree of unease.
This is a standard tactic in a high-inflation environment, and it also serves to underscore the Federal Reserve’s independence.
#XAUUSD #FOMC #FED #GOLD #USA #UK #DXY #Warsh
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision will be announced in 44 minutes.
In 74 minutes, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will hold a press conference on monetary policy.
We are positioning ourselves in the market ahead of time; investors interested in trading based on this data are welcome to reach out to me.
Inflation continues to exceed expectations, yet it is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week.
This contradiction places the entire burden on the upcoming press conference—the Chair must explain the decision to pause rate hikes while inflation remains significantly off-target, all while preserving the Fed’s policy credibility.
My assessment: Regardless of whether a rate hike occurs in December, the tone will likely lean neutral-to-hawkish, keeping the market in a state of ongoing expectation adjustment—and a degree of unease.
This is a standard tactic in a high-inflation environment, and it also serves to underscore the Federal Reserve’s independence.
#FED #FOMC #Warsh #XAUUSD #GOLD #USA #UK #PCE
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.75%–4.00% this week—following a 25-basis-point hike in September—though officials remain notably divided on whether financial conditions have tightened sufficiently.
Some policymakers argue that conditions across equity, bond, and credit markets, as well as in corporate investment, remain too loose to effectively curb inflation, while others advocate for waiting on further economic data.
The market generally anticipates that the next rate hike could occur at the December meeting.
This disagreement over how to assess financial conditions also presents a challenge for Warsh’s policy communications; while he places significant emphasis on financial conditions, a unified analytical framework has yet to be established.
In his press conference, Warsh may highlight that a moderate tightening of financial conditions could help ensure the investment boom in artificial intelligence remains sustainable.
With the Fed set to pause this week while keeping the door open for a December hike, the market will be closely watching Warsh’s assessment of the current financial environment and its implications for the future policy path.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
The price of gold has fallen below $4,040. Investors who followed our lead in opening short positions at $4,060 have already secured a profit of over 200 points.
Moving forward, we will keep a close watch on the support zone between $4,030 and $4,020.
If the price tests this zone but fails to break below it, we will open long positions with a target range of $4,060–$4,080.
If the price breaks below this zone, our downside target will be $4,000–$3,975.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #FOMC #PCE
Gold has successfully rebounded to $4,060, reaching our anticipated selling zone.
We have entered a short position at $4,060, with targets set at $4,030–$4,020 and a stop-loss placed above $4,075.
Maintain strict position sizing and prioritize risk management. If you would like to receive specific entry and exit points, along with precise trading setups, consider joining our VIP group.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
Investors who followed our real-time signals and strategies have once again secured a profit of 100 points.
Market opportunities are always present; the key is whether you can successfully seize them.
I hope you can achieve long-term, consistent profits in this market—rather than just watching others make money day after day.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #FOMC #PCE
Gold has successfully rebounded to $4,060, reaching our anticipated selling zone.
We have entered a short position at $4,060, with targets set at $4,030–$4,020 and a stop-loss placed above $4,075.
Maintain strict position sizing and prioritize risk management. If you would like to receive specific entry and exit points, along with precise trading setups, consider joining our VIP group.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #FOMC #PCE
Gold has successfully rebounded to $4,060, reaching our anticipated selling zone.
We have entered a short position at $4,060, with targets set at $4,030–$4,020 and a stop-loss placed above $4,075.
Maintain strict position sizing and prioritize risk management. If you would like to receive specific entry and exit points, along with precise trading setups, consider joining our VIP group.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
The rebound in gold prices is primarily driven by a decline in oil prices and easing inflation concerns; it should be viewed as a short-term correction.
These bullish factors are unstable, and any escalation in conflict could exert downward pressure.
It is advisable to remain on the sidelines ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, while trading within the 4020–4070 range—selling near the highs and buying near the lows.
If the price rebounds to the 4058–4065 range, consider a light short position with a stop-loss above 4075 and a target of 4025–4035.
If the price pulls back to the 4020–4030 range and stabilizes, consider a light long position with a stop-loss below 4015 and a target of 4060–4070.
Key levels: A break below 4030 points toward 4000–3990; a breakout above 4070 points toward 4085–4100. Trade in the direction of the trend once the Fed’s decision is announced.
#FED #FOMC #Warsh #XAUUSD #GOLD #USA #UK #PCE
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.75%–4.00% this week—following a 25-basis-point hike in September—though officials remain notably divided on whether financial conditions have tightened sufficiently.
Some policymakers argue that conditions across equity, bond, and credit markets, as well as in corporate investment, remain too loose to effectively curb inflation, while others advocate for waiting on further economic data.
The market generally anticipates that the next rate hike could occur at the December meeting.
This disagreement over how to assess financial conditions also presents a challenge for Warsh’s policy communications; while he places significant emphasis on financial conditions, a unified analytical framework has yet to be established.
In his press conference, Warsh may highlight that a moderate tightening of financial conditions could help ensure the investment boom in artificial intelligence remains sustainable.
With the Fed set to pause this week while keeping the door open for a December hike, the market will be closely watching Warsh’s assessment of the current financial environment and its implications for the future policy path.
#FOMC #Warsh #XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #GDP
The Federal Reserve is set to announce its policy decision today, followed by a press conference with Chair Warsh.
The market assigns a roughly 90% probability to the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged (at 3.75%–4.00%), though this does not necessarily signal the end of the rate-hike cycle.
Given that September inflation came in hot and the economy has shown strong resilience—all against the backdrop of the approaching midterm elections—Chair Warsh will need to explain the rationale behind this pause and address market expectations for a potential rate hike in December.
The recent rise in U.S. Treasury yields has already pushed up financing costs, providing a justification for a pause; however, inflation risks persist.
September’s PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures) price index is expected to show further acceleration, while third-quarter GDP likely remained robust, bolstered by consumer spending and investments in artificial intelligence.
Chair Warsh has consistently avoided providing forward guidance; a lack of clear signals could trigger significant market volatility.
The challenge for this meeting lies in explaining why rates were not raised in October, while simultaneously keeping the door open for a hike in December.
With a 25-basis-point hike already implemented in September—approved unanimously—the market must now determine whether this represents a "wait-and-see" period or a genuine policy pivot.
Disagreements among Fed officials are also worth watching: a decline in the number of dissenting votes would lean dovish, while continued calls for further hikes from several members would lean hawkish.
The core issue is not merely whether a pause occurs, but whether that pause signifies that the tightening cycle is nearing its conclusion.
If officials emphasize inflation risks and keep the option for a December hike on the table, the overall signal may still lean hawkish.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
The rebound in gold prices is primarily driven by a decline in oil prices and easing inflation concerns; it should be viewed as a short-term correction.
These bullish factors are unstable, and any escalation in conflict could exert downward pressure.
It is advisable to remain on the sidelines ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, while trading within the 4020–4070 range—selling near the highs and buying near the lows.
If the price rebounds to the 4058–4065 range, consider a light short position with a stop-loss above 4075 and a target of 4025–4035.
If the price pulls back to the 4020–4030 range and stabilizes, consider a light long position with a stop-loss below 4015 and a target of 4060–4070.
Key levels: A break below 4030 points toward 4000–3990; a breakout above 4070 points toward 4085–4100. Trade in the direction of the trend once the Fed’s decision is announced.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
As expected, the price of gold climbed before pulling back; short positions entered between 4065 and 4060 were successfully closed for profit at 4030.
On the 4-hour chart, gold has rebounded and stabilized above the 4020–4030 USD level, suggesting the potential for continued bullish momentum.
Short-term resistance lies at 4070–4080 USD, with a key focus on the 4100–4110 USD range.
The primary strategy is to go long on pullbacks to the 4020–4030 USD zone, provided the level holds. Set a stop-loss at 4015, with targets at 4070–4080; if this range is broken, look toward 4100–4110.
Avoid chasing the market—do not go short after a decline or long after a rally. Exercise patience and wait for a pullback before entering a position.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #FOMC #PCE
The primary focus today is the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and the remarks from Chair Warsh.
The 4030 level is a critical juncture: holding above 4030 suggests further upward movement toward the 4070–4080 range;
Conversely, a breakdown below 4030 would shift the focus downward toward the 3980–3970 range.
Gold has rebounded as anticipated; keep a close watch on the 4070–4080 USD zone:
If it breaks through and sustains that level, the outlook remains bullish toward 4100–4120 USD;
If it fails to break through, shift from long to short, with targets at 4040–4020 USD.
#XAUUSD #GOLD #FED #USA #UK #PCE #FOMC
As expected, the price of gold climbed before pulling back; short positions entered between 4065 and 4060 were successfully closed for profit at 4030.
On the 4-hour chart, gold has rebounded and stabilized above the 4020–4030 USD level, suggesting the potential for continued bullish momentum.
Short-term resistance lies at 4070–4080 USD, with a key focus on the 4100–4110 USD range.
The primary strategy is to go long on pullbacks to the 4020–4030 USD zone, provided the level holds. Set a stop-loss at 4015, with targets at 4070–4080; if this range is broken, look toward 4100–4110.
Avoid chasing the market—do not go short after a decline or long after a rally. Exercise patience and wait for a pullback before entering a position.