⭐️Fundamental Analysis
Persistent concerns over escalating trade tensions and their impact on the global economy, coupled with geopolitical risks, continued to act as a bullish driver for safe-haven bullion. In addition, bets that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates multiple times this year further bolstered the non-yielding yellow metal.
The prospect of further policy easing by the US central bank sent the US dollar (USD) tumbling near multi-month lows touched last week, further supporting gold prices. However, a positive shift in global risk sentiment, bolstered by optimism over China’s stimulus measures announced over the weekend, capped XAU/USD’s gains. Traders also appeared reluctant, opting to wait for the outcome of the FOMC’s two-day policy meeting on Wednesday.
⭐️Technical analysis
Gold is in a difficult trading phase when the price range is unclear for buying and selling zones, pay attention to the 2980 zone today for BUY strategies. If it breaks this zone, the strategy will only SELL to 2955. In case gold breaks 2994, there will be a new AT H in the last trading sessions in Europe and America today.