Gold market analysis: Gold is currently at a high of 3055, is 3100 still far away? Yesterday we arranged to buy at 3034, buy at 3028, and buy at 3025, all of which were profitable. The daily line closed positively and rose again in the US market, because the Fed's interest rate results were in line with expectations and supported gold. In addition, the expected two interest rate cuts also supported gold. The purchase of gold is really smooth and smooth, and the fundamentals and data all support it. It is difficult to change the trend in the short term.
Today's gold 3020 is still a strong support. Yesterday's low was 3022, which means 3022-3020 is a strong support for the day. In the Asian session, we will wait for more opportunities for it to step back. Yesterday, it rose because of the data. Let's see if it will retrace. Support 3037, 3030, strong support 3020-3022, no pressure can be seen in the Asian session, and the watershed of strength and weakness in the market is 3037.
Fundamental analysis: The Federal Reserve will maintain the benchmark interest rate at 4.25%-4.50%, which is in line with market expectations. The dot plot shows that it is expected to cut interest rates twice in 2025, and the Federal Reserve will begin to slow down the pace of balance sheet reduction on April 1.
Operational suggestions: Gold----Buy near 3037, target 3045-3060
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