Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Long
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I have prepared this setup today with this chart and it displays the XAU/USD pair on a 4-hour timeframe. It highlights a resistance zone around the 2715-20 level and a support zone near 2668-65.The chart indicates an entry point at the support level, suggesting a potential bullish move toward the resistance zone. The market currently trades below the resistance, reflecting consolidation before the next potential breakout or reversal.

Current new which can affect Gold/USD market.

1. Federal Reserve Policy:
Recent Federal Reserve comments signal a potential continuation or pause in interest rate hikes. Higher rates typically strengthen the USD and weaken gold prices, while dovish policies support gold.

2. Inflation Data:
The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed easing inflation, which could reduce the urgency for aggressive rate hikes and potentially support gold prices.

3. Economic Growth Concerns:
Signs of slower US economic growth, reflected in weak job numbers and reduced consumer spending, increase gold’s appeal as a safe-haven asset.

4. Geopolitical Uncertainty:
Rising tensions in global politics (e.g., in Eastern Europe or the Middle East) have driven risk-averse investors toward gold as a hedge.

5. US Dollar Strength:
The dollar index remains a crucial driver. A stronger USD puts downward pressure on gold, while a weaker USD boosts its price.

6. Bond Yields:
US Treasury yields have seen slight declines, which often correlate with increased interest in non-yielding assets like gold.

These fundamental factors, combined with the technical levels shown in the chart, could influence the next price movement of XAU/USD.

Key levels:
Buy from 2665
Target at 2714
SL at 2650


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Note
we have collected 230 pips profit with this setup
Trade closed: target reached
Market touched 2711, our target is almost hit

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