Gold Forecast for next week short term
Technical & Quantitative Forecasts
CoinCodex algorithm predicts a continued bullish trend, with gold gaining about 1.75–2.8% by July 11—reaching approximately $3,396 per ounce
WalletInvestor anticipates prices fluctuating between $3,296 and $3,374 in the coming days, with a 14‑day range from $3,280 to $3,380 .
TradingView (OANDA/XAUUSD) technical analysis sees short‑term bullish bias if support around $3,300–$3,305 holds; resistance zones lie near $3,344–$3,380, where a breakout could push prices toward $3,400+, while a breakdown below support may trigger a drop to $3,226–$3,248
🔍 Fundamental Drivers
USD weakness & global tensions: A recent slowdown in the U.S. dollar and renewed trade-war jitters have already lifted gold to ~$3,333, up ~1.5% this week
HSBC projects a broad trading range of $3,100–$3,600 for the rest of 2025 and flagged that momentum may be losing steam near current highs
FXStreet notes consolidation around the $3,300 mark, with potential weekly gains if trade and Fed rate expectations stay in play
🧭 Outlook for Next Week
Scenario Key Levels Likely Outcome
Bullish Support ~ $3,300, breakout above $3,366–$3,380 Could push gold toward $3,400+ mid‑week
Bearish Fails support ~$3,300 Could dip to $3,248–$3,226
🔮 Summary
A mix of algorithms, technical charts, and macro trends all point to a modestly bullish week ahead, with prices likely holding above $3,300 and edging up toward $3,380–$3,400. However, failure to maintain support could trigger a pullback into the low $3,200s. Volatility is likely amid holiday-thinned liquidity and any unexpected economic data.
👉 What to Monitor
U.S. dollar movements and trade-war headlines – could influence safe-haven demand.
Key technical zones: watch support near $3,300 and resistance around $3,366–$3,380.
Upcoming U.S. economic data (e.g., CPI, Fed minutes) — likely after next week's reopening of markets.
Bottom line: Expect a slightly bullish week with resistance near $3,380–$3,400 and downside protection around $3,300–$3,250. Use strategic entry points and stop-losses around those pivot levels if trading.
Technical & Quantitative Forecasts
CoinCodex algorithm predicts a continued bullish trend, with gold gaining about 1.75–2.8% by July 11—reaching approximately $3,396 per ounce
WalletInvestor anticipates prices fluctuating between $3,296 and $3,374 in the coming days, with a 14‑day range from $3,280 to $3,380 .
TradingView (OANDA/XAUUSD) technical analysis sees short‑term bullish bias if support around $3,300–$3,305 holds; resistance zones lie near $3,344–$3,380, where a breakout could push prices toward $3,400+, while a breakdown below support may trigger a drop to $3,226–$3,248
🔍 Fundamental Drivers
USD weakness & global tensions: A recent slowdown in the U.S. dollar and renewed trade-war jitters have already lifted gold to ~$3,333, up ~1.5% this week
HSBC projects a broad trading range of $3,100–$3,600 for the rest of 2025 and flagged that momentum may be losing steam near current highs
FXStreet notes consolidation around the $3,300 mark, with potential weekly gains if trade and Fed rate expectations stay in play
🧭 Outlook for Next Week
Scenario Key Levels Likely Outcome
Bullish Support ~ $3,300, breakout above $3,366–$3,380 Could push gold toward $3,400+ mid‑week
Bearish Fails support ~$3,300 Could dip to $3,248–$3,226
🔮 Summary
A mix of algorithms, technical charts, and macro trends all point to a modestly bullish week ahead, with prices likely holding above $3,300 and edging up toward $3,380–$3,400. However, failure to maintain support could trigger a pullback into the low $3,200s. Volatility is likely amid holiday-thinned liquidity and any unexpected economic data.
👉 What to Monitor
U.S. dollar movements and trade-war headlines – could influence safe-haven demand.
Key technical zones: watch support near $3,300 and resistance around $3,366–$3,380.
Upcoming U.S. economic data (e.g., CPI, Fed minutes) — likely after next week's reopening of markets.
Bottom line: Expect a slightly bullish week with resistance near $3,380–$3,400 and downside protection around $3,300–$3,250. Use strategic entry points and stop-losses around those pivot levels if trading.
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.