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Gold due for correctionGold price is currently due for correction , Friday closing was bearish but still need more confirmation to see possible correction (Need one more day to close under PDL (2658 ) , On price action it is clear that price is currently forming head and shoulder pattern and to validated this pattern price need to breakdown at least 2650 level , In Higher side price also facing resistance on trend line ; CPR is also in descending formation compared to last day; In lower side if we have watch weekly Support (2616.18); As everyone knows that the current bullish rally is supported by the middle east war so we have to keep eye on the development of any war related news, if we consider the war factor and higher TF then overall the price is still maintaining the bullish structure so correction side is limited but we can consider this correction as per current PA .
FX:XAUUSDShort
by iambalramkashyap
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Gold Pauses After a Strong Rally: Will It Reverse?Hello everyone! Another new week has arrived. Today, let’s join Alisa in analyzing the movements of gold prices! After hitting several consecutive peaks, the gold market has slightly adjusted today, indicating that investor sentiment is becoming more cautious. However, upcoming important economic data, such as the jobs report and the Fed Chairman’s speech, could quickly change the situation. The technical chart shows gold prices fluctuating around 2,653. The support level at 2,645 is playing a crucial role in maintaining the uptrend of this precious metal. If gold can break through the resistance level of 2,663 USD, buying pressure may increase, opening up the opportunity for another price surge. However, investor sentiment remains cautious amid unexpected market volatility. This is my assessment. What about you? What are your thoughts on gold prices this week?
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Alisa_Rokosz
XAU/USD: Break Resistance at $2,680 or Correct to $2,645?The analysis of the XAU/USD chart shows that gold is currently priced at $2,658.550, with strong support at $2,645.331. From the chart, it is clear that the upward trend is still being maintained, thanks to the support of the EMA 34 and EMA 89 levels at $2,658 and $2,633.502, respectively. The key resistance at $2,680.809 is the barrier that the price needs to break through if it is to continue reaching higher levels, with the next target at $2,697.070. However, if the price fails to maintain its upward momentum and drops below the $2,645.331 support level, a deeper correction may occur. In the current market context, important economic news from the U.S. and statements from Fed officials will be key factors that could significantly impact gold price movements in the coming days.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Romio_pro
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XAU/USD: Ready for a Breakout or Awaiting a Pullback?The XAU/USD chart is revealing a dramatic story. Gold prices are currently fluctuating around $2,669.635 after touching a strong resistance at $2,685.180. The bulls are defending the critical support level at $2,649.955, with two solid defensive shields — the EMA 34 and EMA 89 positioned at $2,639.497 and $2,594.206 — keeping the upward momentum intact for gold. However, the real challenge lies at the $2,685.180 resistance level. Should the price break through, the door will open to new highs, with the next target set at $2,699.470 — a crucial resistance zone. As waves of economic news from the U.S. and key statements from the Fed roll in, this is the moment for savvy and alert traders to take action.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Romio_pro
1
2660 USD once again buyers zone on demand backGold bounced back at the end of the week after US inflation data (PCE) came in lower than expected. This data suggests that the Federal Reserve will likely continue with its easier monetary policy, which is good for gold. However, gold's price fell earlier due to the possibility of fewer interest rate cuts and a stronger US dollar, both of which are negative for gold. By Friday, gold prices recovered, trading around $2,660 per ounce after the inflation report missed expectations. The lower inflation numbers indicate that the Fed might keep lowering interest rates, which benefits gold since it doesn’t pay interest itself. In August, the US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) rose by 0.1%, which was lower than the expected 0.2%. Year-over-year, the Core PCE increased by 2.7%, slightly up from 2.6% in July. Before the data was released, gold had been dropping because Chinese government stimulus effects were fading, and global central banks were becoming less likely to ease monetary policies. After hitting new record highs, gold leveled off. The impact of China’s 1 trillion CNY stimulus seemed to be priced in, and central banks like Sri Lanka, Switzerland, and Mexico only made minor rate cuts. In India, rate cuts are expected to be modest. Additionally, recent positive US economic data, like lower jobless claims and solid GDP growth, has reduced expectations of a large interest rate cut by the Fed in November. The chance of a 50 basis points (bps) cut fell from over 60% to 50%. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Hezbollah, remain high, but they have not escalated into a larger conflict yet. Technically, after hitting an all-time high of $2,685, gold pulled back but remains in an overall uptrend across short, medium, and long-term periods. This suggests that gold prices may continue to rise, as trends in technical analysis often point to further gains.
FX_IDC:XAUUSDLong
by XAUUSDANALYST
Gold Pauses After a Hot Rally, but the Outlook Remains PositiveHello everyone! How are you all doing today? Let's analyze today's gold movements together! The gold market is going through a correction phase after a hot rally. Technical selling pressure has emerged as some investors are concerned about a potential price adjustment. However, with ongoing support from geopolitical factors and monetary policies, gold is still forecasted to continue growing in the near future. Looking at the technical chart, gold is still trading steadily within an upward price channel. With support at 2560 and resistance at 2670, there is a high likelihood that gold will continue testing this resistance level. If gold successfully breaks the 2670 resistance, we can expect an even stronger rally towards the next targets. What do you think?
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Alisa_Rokosz
GOLD - LongThe chart analysis for Gold (CFDs on Gold, US$/Oz) shows a breakout pattern indicating a strong upward movement. Key observations include: Long-term Ascending Triangle: The chart depicts a long-term ascending triangle, a bullish continuation pattern, indicating a potential further rise. Breakout and Target: A breakout from the triangle suggests a target price of approximately $3,142.47, which represents a move of about 45.60% from the recent level of $2,648.66. Support Levels: Historical support levels are clearly visible, with $720.67 and $250.23 as key areas where price consolidated in past decades. This suggests that gold is in a strong upward trend with bullish sentiment, especially following the breakout from the long-term triangle. The price target and volume indicate possible further gains. For deeper analysis, one could evaluate macroeconomic factors, such as inflation, central bank policies, and demand for safe-haven assets like gold.
TVC:GOLDLong
by Vem_TA_Charts
Plan GOLD Short Term "I’m updating the gold plan. I expect a short-term distribution phase, adjusted as in the chart. Currently, we are just at the UT phase (Phase B). We need to wait for gold to form a full range, which might complete by this Friday or the first half of next week. In the smaller range (red zone), I’m also expecting a distribution phase to form (currently in Phase B, just beginning). There might be UTAD moves (whether they happen or not). If not, we can get a SELL point around 81, 82. But if UTAD forms, it will likely hover around 92, 94. For today’s trading, just trade within the red range (buy at the lower boundary, sell at the upper boundary). The long-term trend is still up, I’m only expecting a short-term correction, not aiming for a SWING trade. The desired zones to watch for opportunities: 2624 - 2560."
FX:XAUUSDShort
by Finn_Rm3x
Gold approaches key upside hurdle ahead of US PCE InflationAfter hitting an all-time high, gold prices are losing momentum as buyers await the US September Core PCE Price Index, the Fed's favorite measure of inflation. Bulls may slow down, but are still in the game On Thursday, FOMC Chair Jerome Powell's reluctance to discuss monetary policy joined the market’s dovish bets on the US central bank to propel the Gold price, especially amid the rush for a haven amid uncertain markets. Technically, the bullish MACD signals add strength to the upside bias for the precious metal. However, the overbought RSI (14) and nearness to an upward-sloping resistance line from December 2023, close to $2,695 at the latest, challenge the bullion’s further advances. Technical levels to watch With the overbought RSI indicating a $2,695 hurdle for gold buyers, the $2,700 level serves as an additional barrier to monitor for better trading opportunities. Beyond that, a potential surge toward the 100% Fibonacci Extension (FE) of February-June moves, near $2,757, can’t be ruled out. Gold sellers should watch for a clear break below the four-month resistance line at $2,620. If this occurs, the 61.8% and 50% Fibonacci Extension levels around $2,578 and $2,522 could draw in bears. Key targets below $2,522 include $2,467 and $2,399. That said, a break below the convergence of the 200-SMA and a year-long support line at $2,288 could signal a trend change for traders. What next? A positive surprise from the US Core PCE Price Index could spark the anticipated pullback in gold prices. However, the dovish Fed stance and strong technical support may prevent XAUUSD bears from gaining control.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by MTradingGlobal