Gold appears to be showing signs of exhaustion after its impressive rally to record highs near $3,500 per ounce, with recent price action forming a potential double top pattern. The downward-pointing arrow on the chart suggests bearish momentum is building, and with the price currently hovering around $3,326, we may be witnessing the early stages of a deeper pullback toward the lower support box around $3,200. This correction would represent a healthy consolidation within gold's long-term uptrend, allowing overextended technical indicators to reset before the next potential leg higher. Fundamental factors including potential profit-taking, a temporary strengthening in the US dollar, and positioning adjustments ahead of upcoming economic data could accelerate this move toward the $3,200 target in the coming weeks.
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