XAUUSD-Gold tests key level after trendline breakdown

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XAUUSD H2: Gold Tests Key Structure After Trendline Breakdown

Gold is currently trading near an important structural area after a confirmed breakdown below the ascending trendline on the H2 timeframe. The recent candle close below the trendline suggests that the short-term bullish structure has weakened, and the market is now testing whether buyers can defend the current support zone.

After the impulsive move lower, price attempted a recovery but is still trading below the 5158 – 5160 supply zone, which now acts as a key resistance level. This area aligns with previous structure and may attract selling pressure if price revisits it.

At the same time, the 5050 – 5000 liquidity region below the market remains an important downside target, as sell-side liquidity has not yet been fully cleared.

Key Technical Levels

Resistance / Sell zone:
5158 – 5160

Structure confirmation level:
5205

Immediate support:
Around 5051

Major liquidity zone:
Near 5000

Higher-timeframe demand / Order Block:
Around 4840

Trading Scenarios

Bullish Recovery Scenario

If price manages to reclaim the 5158 – 5160 zone and hold above it, bullish momentum could return in the short term. A breakout above 5205 would confirm strength and may open the path toward higher liquidity areas.

Bearish Continuation Scenario

If price fails to reclaim the resistance zone and continues trading below 5158, sellers may remain in control. In that case, gold could extend lower toward the 5050 support area, with a possible liquidity sweep toward 5000 before any stronger reaction.

Outlook

The market is currently in a decision zone after the trendline break. The reaction around 5158 resistance and 5050 support will likely determine the next directional move.

Until a clear breakout occurs, traders should monitor liquidity behavior around these levels as the market prepares for its next impulse.

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