Xau/Usd Comments for Today's US Trading Session
Factors Affecting Gold Price Today
1. Waiting for US Advance GDP q/q và Unemployment Claims
One of the important events that the market is watching today is Advance GDP q/q và Unemployment Claims. If the numbers are lower than expected, this could put pressure on gold.
2. Fed Monetary Policy
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at its most recent meeting and stressed that it is in no rush to cut. Chairman Jerome Powell said that more data is needed to ensure that inflation is actually falling before considering a policy adjustment.
Currently, the market is betting on the possibility of the Fed cutting interest rates in May or June, which will support gold prices in the medium term.
3. USD and US bond yield movements
The USD index stabilized around 108, while the US 10-year bond yield hovered around 4.5%, maintaining a downward trend after peaking on January 14. If the USD weakens or yields continue to fall, gold prices may continue to rise.
4. Impact from geopolitical tensions and tariffs
US President Donald Trump is considering new tariff policies, which may impact risk sentiment in financial markets. If concerns about trade policies increase, safe-haven demand for gold may increase.
Conclusion
In the short term, gold is still under pressure from monetary policy, but in the long term, expectations of a Fed rate cut may support gold prices to rise. Investors should closely monitor market developments and important economic data to have appropriate trading strategies.
Plan:
🔆Set price range:
👉 Buy gold 2730 – 2733
❌SL: 2725 | ✅TP: 2738 – 2745 – 2752
👉SELL Gold 2788 -2790
❌SL: 2796 | ✅TP: 2783 - 2777 - 2770
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1. Waiting for US Advance GDP q/q và Unemployment Claims
One of the important events that the market is watching today is Advance GDP q/q và Unemployment Claims. If the numbers are lower than expected, this could put pressure on gold.
2. Fed Monetary Policy
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at its most recent meeting and stressed that it is in no rush to cut. Chairman Jerome Powell said that more data is needed to ensure that inflation is actually falling before considering a policy adjustment.
Currently, the market is betting on the possibility of the Fed cutting interest rates in May or June, which will support gold prices in the medium term.
3. USD and US bond yield movements
The USD index stabilized around 108, while the US 10-year bond yield hovered around 4.5%, maintaining a downward trend after peaking on January 14. If the USD weakens or yields continue to fall, gold prices may continue to rise.
4. Impact from geopolitical tensions and tariffs
US President Donald Trump is considering new tariff policies, which may impact risk sentiment in financial markets. If concerns about trade policies increase, safe-haven demand for gold may increase.
Conclusion
In the short term, gold is still under pressure from monetary policy, but in the long term, expectations of a Fed rate cut may support gold prices to rise. Investors should closely monitor market developments and important economic data to have appropriate trading strategies.
Plan:
🔆Set price range:
👉 Buy gold 2730 – 2733
❌SL: 2725 | ✅TP: 2738 – 2745 – 2752
👉SELL Gold 2788 -2790
❌SL: 2796 | ✅TP: 2783 - 2777 - 2770
Thank you for reading my comment: "FM"
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