We dive deep into the recent movements of Gold (XAUUSD) following the release of the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data. On Friday, Gold initially surged to the $2,310 zone after the NFP numbers missed markets' expectations, signalling a cooling jobs market. However, bears quickly took control, pushing the price back into a demand zone identified on the chart.
The positive tone to market sentiment, driven by a rally in equity markets, may have contributed to Gold's decline, despite its safe-haven appeal during times of crisis. Additionally, the likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates sooner than anticipated could weigh on the US Dollar (USD), as evidenced by sliding US Treasury yields.
Fed Governor Bowman's hawkish remarks, expressing willingness to hike rates if inflation stalls, and the solid US employment report further shaped market expectations. In this video, we analyze these developments and decipher the potential behavior of the XAUUSD market as we head into the new trading week.
XAUUSD Technical Overview:
In this video, we conducted a thorough analysis of the XAUUSD chart, integrating both technical and fundamental perspectives.
Our focus for the upcoming week centres around the $2,285 zone, which holds significant historical importance and is poised to influence next week's trading activity significantly. Sustained bullish momentum above this level could fuel continued buying interest, potentially driving prices to new highs. Conversely, a breach below the $2,285 level, accompanied by ongoing selling pressure, may indicate a resurgence of bearish sentiment.
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