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Gold Surges on Weak NFPHello everyone, what’s your take on XAUUSD? Gold prices soared at the end of the last session and are now trading around $3,380. This sharp rise followed a weaker-than-expected U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report, which shifted market sentiment toward expectations that the Fed may delay interest rate cuts. As a result, the U.S. dollar weakened and demand for gold as a safe haven surged. Technically, gold appears to be forming a cup and handle pattern, with the first resistance target at $3,400, followed by $3,435. What do you think? Could this rally continue? Let us know in the comments!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold weakens further – is 3250 next?Hello traders, take a look at the chart — what do you see? Here’s my perspective: Recently, gold has shown signs of weakness as the U.S. dollar strengthens amid expectations that the Fed will delay interest rate cuts. In response to this, gold continues to trend lower and is currently hovering around the 3,289 USD mark. The previous ascending trendline has been broken, and both the EMA 34 and EMA 89 have turned downward, fueling bearish momentum. The 3,320 support level has also failed, and the latest bullish correction was rejected — reinforcing the downtrend. Given these clear fundamentals and technical confirmations, I expect the bearish momentum to accelerate, at least in the short term. My immediate target for this move is 3,250 USD. What about you — where’s your target?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold dips again – is the bounce just a trap?Hello traders! After a quiet start to the day, gold has turned lower and is now hovering around the $3,300 mark. The decline in OANDA:XAUUSD came as U.S. Treasury yields rose in response to strong U.S. economic data. The Fed is widely expected to maintain its current monetary policy stance during today’s session. From a technical perspective, XAUUSD continues to form bearish structures and breakdowns. While a short-term bullish correction is currently underway, the bears still hold the upper hand — and selling opportunities remain the preferred strategy. I’ll be focusing on two key entry zones marked on the chart, with a short-term bias favoring sell setups. Do you agree with this approach? ⚠️ Please remember: This is just a trading idea — make sure to manage your risk properly with defined TP and SL levels. Good luck and happy trading!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
EURUSD at risk of reversal: will sellers take control?Hello everyone! What are your thoughts on EURUSD? Lately, the euro has been under pressure due to growing weakness in the Eurozone economy. The European Central Bank (ECB) has sent out more cautious signals in response to rising recession risks and cooling inflation. This increases the likelihood that the ECB may wrap up its tightening cycle earlier than the Fed – a shift that could weigh heavily on EURUSD. From a technical standpoint, EURUSD recently hit a peak around 1.1766 after several attempts, and a CHOCH (Change of Character) reversal pattern may be forming. If the pair fails to reclaim the 1.1766 zone, a deeper downside scenario is likely to unfold. As for me, I’m currently favoring short setups, especially around supply zones or after failed retests. Discipline and solid risk management remain my top priorities. How about you? What’s your take on this pair?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold dives toward 3,320 as Fed decision loomsHello everyone, what are your thoughts on gold prices? Gold's decline is accelerating, dragging the precious metal down toward the 3,320 USD mark. A stronger U.S. dollar and further developments on the trade front following the U.S.-EU agreement have significantly impacted demand for safe-haven assets. From a technical perspective, the break below the rising price channel could mark the beginning of a deeper correction. Oscillators on the chart have just started turning negative, suggesting that the path of least resistance for gold is now downward. Looking ahead, Wednesday’s key FOMC decision—along with the accompanying policy statement and Powell’s press conference—will be closely scrutinized for clues on the Fed’s interest rate cut roadmap. Additionally, investors will face several important U.S. macroeconomic data releases this week, which will play a vital role in shaping the USD’s trajectory and provide new momentum for XAUUSD. What do you think about the precious metal? Share your thoughts below!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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EUR/USD Under Pressure : Sell or Buy ? The EUR/USD pair remains under mild bearish pressure, hovering around the 1.1700 mark and extending its Thursday downtrend. Meanwhile, the US Dollar (USD) stays firm despite growing optimism over improving US-China relations. However, the ongoing tension between Trump and Powell continues to capture market attention. In response to these developments, EUR/USD has stalled its previous rally. On the chart, the pair is forming a series of lower highs, moving within a narrowing wedge pattern. The 1.1600 level now emerges as the critical battleground between bulls and bears. Do you think EUR/USD can successfully defend this support zone? Let us know your thoughts!
by Kevinn_Nguyen
Latest Gold Price Update TodayIn the most recent trading session, global gold prices dropped over 31 USD per ounce, closing at 3,337 USD. This sharp decline follows a three-day rally and reflects profit-taking by investors and a shift in capital flow. Newly released economic indicators show that the U.S. labor market remains strong, with jobless claims falling for the sixth consecutive week — the longest streak since 2022. This helped the U.S. dollar rebound slightly, putting pressure on gold, a non-yielding asset. At the same time, investor sentiment has tilted toward riskier assets like equities, as trade talks between the U.S., EU, and Japan show positive progress. Stock markets in the U.S. and Europe surged, drawing capital away from gold. Although expectations remain for a potential Fed rate cut in September, gold faces short-term headwinds. The 3,300 USD zone is now a key level to watch. Traders should look for reversal signals and volume confirmation before considering long entries. Personal view: USD strength, rising stock markets, and profit-taking are creating a short-term correction for gold. However, in the longer term, there is still upside potential if the Fed signals a policy shift in the coming months. And you — what’s your take on gold prices today?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold holds steady—Is a breakout above $3,400 next?Gold prices have corrected exactly as we anticipated yesterday. At the time of writing, gold is hovering around $3,370 USD, showing little volatility since the start of the session. Although the market is undergoing a short-term pullback, I still believe gold remains in a medium- to long-term uptrend. One key reason is the global shift away from the US dollar, with many countries increasing their gold reserves. Meanwhile, the USD is projected to weaken further in the long run. On top of that, if the Federal Reserve indeed begins to ease monetary policy, gold could break above the $3,400 level and potentially set a new record. In addition, trendline support remains intact—if momentum picks up from here, the bullish trend may soon resume.
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold takes a break – what's next?After Tuesday’s strong breakout, XAUUSD is now consolidating just as we expected yesterday. The price is hovering around 3,385 USD and is forming a head and shoulders pattern. Technically speaking: If gold continues to hold the 3,350 USD support zone and the trendline, the bullish outlook remains intact. At this stage, gold is simply "taking a break" before its next move. I'm still optimistic about gold’s potential — how about you?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold Breaks $3,400 – Bullish Momentum BuildsGold is gaining strong upside momentum, breaking above the $3,400 mark to hit a fresh five-week high. This sharp rally in the precious metal comes alongside a renewed pullback in the US dollar. Declining Treasury yields across the curve and ongoing trade tensions are also fueling gold’s recovery as a safe-haven asset. Currently trading around $3,426, gold may see a slight pullback to consolidate before resuming its bullish run. What’s your take on gold today?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold surges with explosive breakoutGold prices launched into a powerful rally yesterday, soaring from $3,350 to nearly $3,400 — a stunning $50 move, equivalent to 500 pips. This surge was supported by a weakening US Dollar and a drop in the 10-year Treasury yield, which fell to its lowest level in over a week. On the macro front, if the Federal Reserve signals an earlier-than-expected rate cut, the bullish momentum could extend further in the long term. Technical outlook: The H2 chart reveals a strong breakout after gold successfully breached the $3,372 resistance zone ( as highlighted in yesterday’s strategy ). Price is now completing a pullback, which may serve as the base for the next bullish wave. Do you agree with this view? Share your thoughts and let’s discuss together. Good luck with your trades! ✨
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold Price Soars Today Amidst USD WeaknessGold prices surged unexpectedly today, surpassing the 3,350 USD/ounce mark, thanks to the weakening of the USD and falling U.S. Treasury yields. Concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's unpredictable trade policies have also fueled demand for the precious metal as a safe haven. Despite gold dipping several times near the 3,300 USD/ounce level in recent days, the support from bargain hunters and the continued demand for gold as a safe investment has helped maintain its high price. If this upward momentum continues, gold may soon break through the next resistance level, with 3,372 USD being the immediate target.
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Gold Prices Rise Amidst USD WeaknessAmong precious metals, prices are increasing due to the weakening of the USD. There are no negative scenarios for gold in the medium term, considering the current developments: US government spending is out of control, ongoing trade tensions, uncertain inflation, and increasing criticism aimed at the Fed. As of the time of writing, gold has risen by 0.3% in the past 24 hours, equivalent to an increase of 100 pips, currently trading at 3,350 USD. The current environment is highly favorable for gold, especially as investors lose confidence in the stability of US monetary policy. If the Fed begins to concede to political pressure, gold prices could break previous highs and head toward 3,440 USD/ounce in the short term. Do you agree with this view?
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
EUR/USD: Continuing Downtrend and Key Levels to WatchHello traders, what are your thoughts on EUR/USD? Today, EUR/USD continues its strong downtrend, currently trading around 1.161. One of the key factors driving this decline is the strong recovery of the USD. Following the release of positive data from the US, especially the unemployment report, the market has reinforced expectations that the Fed will maintain high interest rates for a longer period. This has reduced the appeal of the euro, putting significant pressure on EUR/USD. From a technical perspective, the price is approaching the trendline's lower limit, and a breakout at this point could push EUR/USD further down. Personally, I expect the EMA 89 area to be an ideal target for this strategy. What about you, do you agree with my outlook? Feel free to share your thoughts, and let’s discuss!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold's Short-Term DeclineHello everyone, what do you think about gold? Today, gold continues its short-term downtrend. After new data was released at the end of yesterday’s trading session, the USD rose by 0.3%, and U.S. Treasury yields also increased, reducing the appeal of gold. Additionally, the latest unemployment claims data shows improvement in the U.S. economy, which has contributed to the drop in the precious metal. As of writing, gold is trading around the EMA 34, 89 levels at 3,336 USD. With the recent news, the market is expected to maintain its current stance throughout the day, as no new significant updates are expected. From a technical standpoint, the downtrend remains in place, with prices continuing to be capped below the trendline. The series of lower highs and lows could likely lead XAUUSD to test lower levels, with the possibility of reaching the 3,300 USD mark. What do you think about the price of gold today? Let us know in the comments!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold Prices Volatile Amid Economic Data and Trade TensionsGold prices saw strong fluctuations yesterday, dropping near 3,320 USD/ounce before quickly recovering and rising to 3,370 USD/ounce, a difference of about 50 USD, fueled by U.S. PPI data. However, by the end of the session, the price dropped back and is now trading around 3,340 USD/ounce, with little change compared to the same time yesterday. The U.S. June PPI rose 2.3% year-on-year, lower than May's 2.6% increase and the forecasted 2.5%. Core PPI rose 2.6%, also lower than May's 3% and the forecasted 2.7%. Month-on-month, the PPI remained unchanged at 0%, below the 0.3% increase in May and the forecasted 0.2%, while core PPI also held steady. This data suggests that inflation may decrease, especially after the U.S. adjusts its tax policies. Markets expect the Fed to cut interest rates in September, weakening the USD. Additionally, trade tensions between the U.S. and the EU have intensified after President Trump announced a 30% tariff on European imports, prompting a similar response from the EU. These factors are driving investors back into gold as a safe-haven asset. Gold is expected to continue consolidating in anticipation of a potential breakout.
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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Euro Slips Further as Safe-Haven Demand for USD GrowsThe EUR/USD pair is facing strong selling pressure as global financial markets continue to reel from geopolitical and trade-related tensions. The Euro is weakening as investors increasingly turn to the U.S. Dollar as a safe haven, following a series of aggressive tariff policies announced by the United States. Adding to the Euro’s struggles is the lack of positive economic data from the Eurozone, which has further diminished hopes for a meaningful recovery. Traders are now closely watching for monetary policy signals from both the ECB and the Federal Reserve, but so far, the bearish trend remains firmly in place. On the technical front, EUR/USD continues to move within a descending channel, while the bearish crossover of the EMA 34 and 89 keeps sellers in control. With risk sentiment leaning defensive and capital flowing toward safe-haven assets, the pair may see further downside unless surprise bullish catalysts emerge from upcoming data or central bank remarks.
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
EUR/USD Under Pressure: Will the Downtrend Continue?The EUR/USD exchange rate remains under pressure today, fluctuating below the 1.1700 level as the U.S. dollar gains strength following President Trump's announcement of new tariff letters directed at his two largest trade partners, boosting demand for safe-haven assets. The downtrend may be further reinforced in the near term, if not in the short run. On the chart, a wedge pattern is forming, and breaking this pattern could add fresh momentum to EUR/USD. Do you agree with my view? Leave your comments below and don’t forget to like the post for extra luck!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
EUR/USD Faces Strong Sell-off, Is a Deeper Correction Coming?The FX:EURUSD pair continued its sharp decline this morning, currently trading around 1.161, after breaking through the bullish wedge pattern on the daily chart. This key technical signal suggests that the previous uptrend has ended, opening the possibility for a deeper correction in the short term. The inability to hold the 1.171 resistance after two attempts further confirms the ongoing downtrend. The selling pressure is driven by the strong recovery of the USD, as investors seek refuge in safe-haven assets amid concerns about global growth and geopolitical instability. Additionally, U.S. bond yields have rebounded following strong economic data, reducing the appeal of the euro. The expectation that the Fed will maintain high interest rates for a longer period also contributes to the downward pressure on EUR/USD. In the short term, if EUR/USD fails to hold the 1.158 support, there is a high likelihood of a drop towards 1.140, a level that acted as strong support in the past. Traders should closely monitor signals from the Fed and the upcoming PMI data for the Eurozone to assess the next trend direction.
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
Gold Faces Pressure as USD Strengthens – A Buying Opportunity?Gold prices have seen a slight decline today compared to yesterday’s trading session, fluctuating around 3,328 USD after losing over 43 USD in just one session. The main factors contributing to this drop are: -USD Strength: The USD Index rose by 0.56%, making gold more expensive for investors holding other currencies. -Rising U.S. Bond Yields: U.S. Treasury yields surged to nearly 4.5%, drawing money away from the gold market. -U.S. CPI for June: The CPI met expectations, easing inflation fears and reducing the demand for gold as a safe-haven asset. Despite the short-term pressure, investors remain hopeful that the Fed will cut interest rates in September, potentially providing a boost for gold. Personal assessment: While gold is currently in a correction phase, its long-term trend remains intact. This could be a buying opportunity if you believe in the upcoming monetary easing cycle. What do you think about gold’s price today? Let us know in the comments!
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by Kevinn_Nguyen
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