GOLD Price Analysis: Key Insights for Next Week Trading Decision

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The price of gold (XAUUSD) surged to a new all-time high last week following former President Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs, only to face a strong retracement that plunged it to a 7-day low of around $3,015. The market then saw a recovery after Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted that inflation could reaccelerate due to the economic impact of tariffs.

In this video, I break down:
✨ Gold price action and how markets are reacting to significant headlines
📉 A complete technical analysis of XAUUSD
📍 Key price levels, the current trend, and market structure
💡 Potential trade setups for the week ahead

We’re standing at a critical juncture in the gold market—and how traders respond could shape the next major move.
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📢 XAUUSD (Gold) Market Update 📢

During the Asian session, price action broke down the ascending trendline and the key $3,015 level we identified in the video to start the new week on a bearish note.

However, this downside move lacked follow-through, as price has since started to reverse the slide, suggesting hesitation from sellers.

⚠️ Recession fears continue to weigh heavily on investor sentiment and may keep gold attractive as a safe-haven asset in the short term.

🔹 Key Structure Update:
The new chart structure below captures the current market sentiment, with important levels marked out to guide our trading decisions.
[See chart below for reference purposes.]

📊 We’ll be diving deep into the current market dynamics and potential setups in our upcoming live stream.
See you there! 💬💥📈

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