XAU trading strategy after PPI and CPI news

Gold prices rose slightly in European trading yesterday, but fell again at the close. Meanwhile, UK inflation is showing signs of declining. Specifically, the UK Consumer Price Index rose by 4.6% in October, the slowest rise in two years, and a significant decline compared to the previous month's 6.7%. The main reason is falling fuel prices. Furthermore, the core inflation index also fell from 6.1% to 5.7%. This data was released shortly after the US CPI report and contributed to the rise in gold prices.
Gold matched its 200-day moving average and posted a strong three-day rally to $1,935 an ounce. However, if the gold price declines and returns below the 200-day moving average, the upper bound of the downward price channel and the $1,883.70 level will become visible. Meanwhile, current support lies at $1,935, and the $2,000 level still acts as the next psychological resistance.

Currently, the RSI index is still above the 50 point threshold, but there are no signs of overbought yet, suggesting that gold has enough strength to return above the $2,000 threshold. . The price range is $2,009.

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SELL XAU 1985 - 1987

TP1: 1970
TP2: 1960
SL: 1997

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Against this backdrop, benefits have fallen sharply this month, the pace of recession increasing after US October CPI and PPI data fell. Both reports surprised on the downside, raising expectations of interest rate revisions.

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today it seems XAU is not running