After hitting a two-month low, gold rebounded in the short term, mainly because US President Biden announced that Ukraine could use long-range missiles provided by the United States to carry out deep strikes into Russian territory. Russia said it would respond to this reckless decision, which would directly involve the United States in the conflict. This has increased the uncertainty of the major geopolitical event of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and boosted gold's safe-haven demand. Safe-haven buying has driven gold prices higher.
Driven by yesterday's positive line that broke through the 5-day line, the gold market sentiment today is obviously bullish. During the Asian session, it rebounded and tested the pressure at 2627, without breaking the expected 60-day line pressure. On the hourly chart, this also completed the short-term three-wave rebound action. However, during the European session, gold suddenly rose again, testing the pressure at 2636. Such a trend is a 4-wave small rebound rhythm on the hourly chart. This state is acceptable, but it also reflects that there is an extreme sentiment in the current market.
The United States continues to stir up tensions in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the market's risk aversion sentiment has heated up. Safe-haven buying has pushed gold prices up. In terms of operations, it is recommended to treat it with a volatile mindset. Affected by the cooling of the Fed's interest rate cut expectations, it is difficult to determine that the current rebound is a reversal unless the tension further intensifies. The support for gold below is $2,620, followed by $2,610, and the pressure above is $2,650, followed by $2,660. Overall, today's short-term gold operation strategy is recommended to focus on callbacks and high shorts. The upper short-term focus is on the 2650-2660 line of resistance, and the lower short-term focus is on the 2620-2615 line of support.
Driven by yesterday's positive line that broke through the 5-day line, the gold market sentiment today is obviously bullish. During the Asian session, it rebounded and tested the pressure at 2627, without breaking the expected 60-day line pressure. On the hourly chart, this also completed the short-term three-wave rebound action. However, during the European session, gold suddenly rose again, testing the pressure at 2636. Such a trend is a 4-wave small rebound rhythm on the hourly chart. This state is acceptable, but it also reflects that there is an extreme sentiment in the current market.
The United States continues to stir up tensions in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the market's risk aversion sentiment has heated up. Safe-haven buying has pushed gold prices up. In terms of operations, it is recommended to treat it with a volatile mindset. Affected by the cooling of the Fed's interest rate cut expectations, it is difficult to determine that the current rebound is a reversal unless the tension further intensifies. The support for gold below is $2,620, followed by $2,610, and the pressure above is $2,650, followed by $2,660. Overall, today's short-term gold operation strategy is recommended to focus on callbacks and high shorts. The upper short-term focus is on the 2650-2660 line of resistance, and the lower short-term focus is on the 2620-2615 line of support.
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