Will GDP Disappoint? Gold Traders Brace for Volatility

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📰 Trump's Latest Comments on Tariffs — Market Stays Calm
Early this morning (late US session), Trump made comments regarding trade tariffs.
Unlike previous occasions, his statements didn’t trigger strong market reactions.

He stated:

“Reciprocal tariffs will be eased, applied broadly to all countries, but not harshly.”

🔹 Trump confirmed a 25% tariff on imported cars starting April 2,
🔹 But held back on imposing tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals for now.

→ It seems that most investors had already priced in these announcements, leading to minimal volatility during his speech.

📊 Key Focus Today – Final GDP q/q
Later today, the market will shift its attention to the Final US GDP (quarterly) —
This is the broadest measure of inflation, capturing changes in prices of all goods and services within GDP.

Considering that recent US inflation data (CPI & PPI) have been weak,
AD believes this GDP figure may also disappoint.

⚠️ However, today's move may be limited to ~30 points, as tomorrow's Core PCE is the true highlight of the week.

🟡 GOLD STRATEGY – Intraday Setup
Gold may revisit resistance levels or even retest recent highs before a potential strong drop — possibly the BIG SHORT scenario AD has been anticipating.

Plan for today:
Look for potential BUY setups during the Asian & London sessions, especially near support zones marked on the chart.

🧭 Key Levels to Watch:
🔻 Support: 3019 – 3011 – 3002 – 2988
🔺 Resistance: 3036 – 3046 – 3056

🎯 Trade Zones for 27/03:
🟢 BUY ZONE: 3002 – 3000
SL: 2996
TP: 3006 – 3010 – 3014 – 3018 – 3022 – 3026 – 3030

🔴 SELL ZONE: 3045 – 3047
SL: 3051
TP: 3041 – 3037 – 3032 – 3028 – 3024 – 3020

🧠 Final Note:
This week’s market volatility is heavily tied to two major data releases:
✅ Today’s Final GDP, and
✅ Tomorrow’s Core PCE

→ During Asian & European sessions, trade at key levels only.
→ US session could bring surprises — AD will update instantly if needed.

GOOD LUCK HOMIES! Stay sharp and trade with discipline.
— AD | Money Market Flow

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