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XAUUSD and USOILHesitation Geopolitical factors have led to the escalation of relations between several countries. The Middle East is in chaos. Although this is a trading market, the relationship between the two is too close. This is why the Asian market XAUUSD reached a high of 3400. But it is not stable. Because after the news that stimulated the rise in gold prices over the weekend, there were some negative news. For example, peace talks, time differences, negotiations and other factors have eased the tense atmosphere. Then the gold price fell with the trend, reaching a low of 3347. From the overall situation, the market still has the momentum to rise in the short term. But this depends on Iran's response. Including the impact of the Strait of Hormuz. This is the key factor in the rise or fall of oil prices. Investors with larger funds can arrange long orders in advance. The view on XAUUSD is to buy at low levels. The impact of geopolitics is too huge. On the basis of interest rate cuts, buying is the key to profit. But everyone's financial situation is different, so when trading, remember to control the position ratio. Prevent trading errors from leading to account liquidation.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Ludvig_Band_King
Analysis of gold trend next week, hope it helps you I. Next Week's Trend Analysis Geopolitics: Middle East Tensions Like an Unattended Gas Stove The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran is akin to a gas stove left burning in a kitchen, poised to explode at any moment. Last week, Israel launched airstrikes on Tehran and reportedly killed an Iranian nuclear scientist, prompting Iran to retaliate against Beer Sheva, known as Israel's "cyber capital." More worryingly, Iraqi armed groups have threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. intervenes—a channel through which one-third of global seaborne crude oil passes, essentially gripping the world's energy tap. Russia has also warned of a "highly negative" response if Iran's supreme leader is harmed, further escalating tensions. In this context, gold serves as a "safe haven" for risk aversion. However, the market remains torn: on one hand, fears of conflict escalation drive funds into gold; on the other, hopes that Iran-Europe talks will ease tensions may prompt some capital to withdraw for wait-and-see. This contradiction was evident last week when gold prices surged to $3,450 before dropping to $3,367. Next week, close attention should be paid to whether the U.S. takes military action against Iran within two weeks and whether actual blockades of the Strait of Hormuz occur—such news will trigger sharp fluctuations in gold prices. Analysis of gold trend next week, hope it helps you XAUUSD sell@3380~3390 SL:3410 TP：3370~3360
FOREXCOM:XAUUSDShort
by David_Wilson1
Weekend Report – June 21, 2025US FEDERAL RESERVE SPLIT: POLICY AT A CROSSROADS: The US Federal Reserve stands increasingly divided over the trajectory of interest rates, with significant macro implications. Fed Governor Christopher Waller, viewed as a top contender to succeed Jerome Powell, called for a rate cut as early as the next meeting, citing muted inflationary pressure despite Donald Trump's new tariff regime. This position contrasts sharply with Powell’s own tone, which remains cautious amid a lack of definitive economic signals. The Fed has now paused for four straight meetings following 100 bps of cuts in 2024. However, the so-called "dot plot" released this week reveals increasing internal disagreement: 10 Fed officials project two or more cuts, while seven see no rate moves at all. Futures markets reflect expectations of two quarter-point cuts in 2025, starting around October, suggesting investors believe inflation remains contained despite trade protectionism. Waller's comments underscore growing Fed discomfort with political pressure. Trump has called for 250 bps in cuts and publicly derided Powell, adding to uncertainty about the Fed's independence heading into an election cycle. While Powell emphasized “anchored long-term inflation expectations” and said divergence would “diminish with data,” the Fed’s credibility remains sensitive to both political intervention and market interpretation. SWISS INHERITANCE TAX POLL TRIGGERS CAPITAL FLIGHT RISK: Switzerland faces reputational and financial damage ahead of a national vote in November to introduce a 50% inheritance tax on estates above SFr50 million. The proposal—originating from the far-left Young Socialists—is spurring warnings of an exodus of UHNWIs, reminiscent of the UK’s non-dom exodus. Legal and private banking professionals report that families are already relocating to Italy, Greece, and the UAE, fearing that even the proposal introduces dangerous legal and fiscal uncertainty. Prominent voices in Geneva and Zurich warn this could irreparably harm Switzerland’s wealth management brand and weaken its position amid competition from zero-tax jurisdictions like Dubai and Hong Kong. SUDAN’S GOLD SURGE FINANCES WARFARE: Sudan’s ongoing civil war is being underwritten by soaring artisanal gold production, driven by record-high bullion prices. Output hit 80 tonnes in 2024, worth over $6 billion, much of it smuggled to the UAE and Russia. This illicit supply chain funds both the SAF and RSF factions in a war that has killed 150,000 and displaced 12 million people. International think tanks such as Chatham House and C4ADS warn of deeply entrenched militarized trade networks and argue that the West has failed to address mineral revenue flows with sanctions or regulatory frameworks. Analysts suggest that targeting gold supply chains could represent a powerful pressure point in ending the conflict. BBC THREATENS AI STARTUP OVER CONTENT MISUSE: The BBC has issued a legal ultimatum to Perplexity AI, accusing the $14 billion-valued US AI search engine of unlawfully scraping and reproducing BBC content. In a formal letter, the BBC demanded deletion of scraped material and financial compensation, citing reputational damage and copyright violations. This marks the UK broadcaster’s first aggressive stance against AI scraping, as public sector institutions grow wary of being used to train large language models without remuneration or consent. While Perplexity dismissed the claim as “manipulative,” this could signal a broader wave of litigation across media institutions echoing ongoing legal battles from News Corp, The New York Times, and Condé Nast. APOLLO BOLSTERS UK NUCLEAR BUILDOUT WITH £4.5BN LOAN: US private capital giant Apollo has agreed to fund £4.5bn in unsecured debt to EDF’s delayed Hinkley Point C project in Somerset, easing pressure on a project whose costs have ballooned from £18bn to £46bn, with a new opening date set for 2029. The loan, at ~7% interest, addresses a shortfall following the UK’s ejection of China General Nuclear in 2023. The deal is a win for private credit’s emergence in public infrastructure, and a major boost to the UK’s push for baseload, low-carbon energy independence. EDF will now focus on France, while UK officials prepare to approve another £11.5bn investment into Sizewell C, to be discussed at a Franco-British summit in July. MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT DRIVES ENERGY VOLATILITY AND RISK REPRICING: The geopolitical crisis between Israel and Iran continues to drive extreme price movements in energy and logistics. Brent crude briefly surged to $79 per barrel, up 10% from the previous week after Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure. Though prices have since retraced to $76.66, volatility remains elevated due to uncertainty over supply routes. VLCC charter rates from the Gulf to China more than doubled from $19,998 to $47,609 per day within a week, with owners holding out for further gains. Rates for LR2 product tankers also surged to $51,879 per day. This reflects a possible market shift away from Iran’s dark fleet toward fully insured routes, which could lead to persistent tightness in freight availability. Global markets responded to tentative diplomatic outreach. European equities rallied, with Frankfurt’s DAX up 1.3%, while the FTSE 100 fell 0.2% on weak UK retail data. The VIX dropped 8%, but investor caution remains as supply chain risks through the Strait of Hormuz—transiting 30% of global seaborne crude loom large. EU-CHINA TENSIONS ESCALATE IN MEDTECH SECTOR: The European Commission announced that Chinese companies will be excluded from public procurement of medical devices on contracts exceeding €5 million. This move, enabled by the International Procurement Instrument, comes after EU investigations concluded 87% of Chinese contracts discriminate against EU suppliers. With EU-China tensions already inflamed by tariffs on EVs and spirits, this marks a pivot toward strategic reciprocity. China condemned the measure as “protectionism” and threatened countermeasures. The Commission remains open to lifting the restrictions should Beijing provide market access parity. This signals to global investors a tightening regulatory environment for Chinese participation in critical EU sectors. US CLEAN ENERGY FACES POST-TRUMP CLIFF: The Biden-era clean energy boom is facing a rapid reversal. Major solar providers like Sunnova and Mosaic have filed for bankruptcy, as proposed Congressional tax legislation threatens to slash key residential solar credits. Industry leaders predict a 50–60% demand collapse and up to 250,000 job losses if cuts proceed. Markets are already repricing: Sunrun shares dropped 36%, Enphase 21%, SolarEdge 30%, and First Solar 19% in recent days. With at least nine bankruptcies in 2025, compared to 16 in all of 2024, the sector’s liquidity is at breaking point. The Solar Energy Industries Association warns of a “six-month cliff” ahead, as the Trump administration pivots toward oil, biofuels, and nuclear. X CORP PUSHES INTO FINANCIAL SERVICES: Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) is accelerating its push to become an “everything app” akin to China’s WeChat. CEO Linda Yaccarino announced plans to launch peer-to-peer payments, trading, and even debit cards this year via X Money, beginning in the US with Visa integration. While this could revolutionize user engagement and monetization, analysts warn of regulatory risks including compliance with anti-money laundering, KYC, and financial licensing laws. Notably, X is seeking to recover its ad business post-Musk acquisition 96% of advertisers have reportedly returned, though 2025 revenue forecasts ($2.3bn) remain far below 2022 levels ($4.1bn). MICROSOFT VS OPENAI: EQUITY BATTLE INTENSIFIES: Microsoft is reportedly prepared to walk away from equity renegotiations with OpenAI if no favorable deal is reached. While the partnership remains in “good faith,” Microsoft wants to retain its 20% revenue share up to $92bn, exclusive Azure distribution rights, and access to OpenAI’s IP pre-AGI. OpenAI needs Microsoft’s approval to finalize its for-profit restructuring, without which it risks losing funding commitments from SoftBank and others. This adds pressure to an already fragile alliance amid infrastructure capacity constraints and competition from xAI and Meta’s Llama. Market attention now shifts to whether OpenAI’s valuation premium holds if Microsoft pivots to broader AI diversification. NOVO NORDISK SURGES ON OBESITY PIPELINE STRENGTH: Novo Nordisk has announced early-stage trial results for amycretin, a new obesity drug that caused 24.3% weight loss in its injectable form, surpassing both Wegovy and Eli Lilly’s Zepbound. The pill version delivered 13.1% loss, with the potential to match injectables over longer durations. Novo is aiming to regain investor confidence after disappointing CagriSema trials last year. Shares, down over 50% YoY, may rebound as the company expands its anti-obesity portfolio. Analysts say amycretin could rival Lilly’s orforglipron, which showed 14.7% weight loss over 36 weeks in Phase 2 trials. NIGER NATIONALIZES URANIUM ASSETS AMID GEOPOLITICAL SHIFT: Niger has moved to nationalize the Somair uranium project, co-owned with France’s Orano, amid deteriorating diplomatic ties. The junta accuses Orano of failing to transfer funds and actively undermining the state. Compensation will be offered, but France's influence in Niger’s resource sector is likely to decline. This follows a trend of state asset seizures in the Sahel, with Mali and Burkina Faso asserting more control over mining ventures. Orano is reportedly seeking to sell its Niger assets, possibly to Russian or Chinese interests. The move adds a new geopolitical risk layer to nuclear energy supply chains. AUSTAL SHIPYARD TAKEOVER POSES SECURITY DEBATE: South Korea’s Hanwha is seeking to increase its stake in Australian defense shipbuilder Austal to 19.9%, raising national security concerns. While CFIUS has cleared the deal in the US, Australia’s FIRB may block it, given Austal’s pivotal role in naval procurement. CEO Paddy Gregg said foreign ownership would conflict with Canberra’s “sovereignty-first” strategy outlined in its 2023 defense review. While US officials favor Hanwha’s role in joint shipbuilding initiatives, Australia must weigh alliance integration against domestic capability protection. This debate reflects broader defense industrial shifts in the Indo-Pacific amid growing Chinese naval assertiveness.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Buranku
Gold Trade Plan – Wait for the Trap, Then Catch the Move Price broke the ascending trendline and is now heading into a key demand zone around 3387–3390. My plan is to wait for the manipulation wick into the green zone, ideally touching the trendline confluence below, then catch the bounce for a clean long setup toward 3460+. If that fails, I’m ready to flip short after the liquidity grab. Two scenarios on the table: 1- Rejection from the demand zone → bullish continuation. 2- Fakeout bounce → trap longs → reversal drop. Stay patient, let price come to you.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Moe_Erekat
4
XAUUSDAt the moment, the world is in a major crisis, generating distrust in the future of the economic system, but at the same time, there is significant speculation about the returns of energy industry companies. This observation, like many others mentioned in global financial news, can serve as a reference for verifying the direction of the markets. It is important to emphasize that if we want to take advantage of all these changes in so many assets, we must be very cautious and aware of the risks involved. Please, this idea is only to share my thoughts on the future of gold in the coming days, where we are looking for a price stabilization after a great deal of turmoil resulting from great optimism and great uncertainty about institutional decisions. Tell me what you think about it. Vincent Ramirez Cambronero
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by VincentRamrezCambronero
XAUUSD Long Setup – Retest of Broken Structure & Safe-Haven FlowGold has pulled back to retest a strong former resistance (now support) zone around $3,385–$3,390. This level aligns with a previous breakout and marks the neckline of an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern. The pair is now showing bullish structure with back-to-back continuation patterns (bull flags), suggesting further upside potential. Given escalating geopolitical risk (Iran-Israel strikes, Trump-led evacuation urgency), slowing Fed cut expectations, and softening inflation-adjusted yields, gold remains in demand. 🔍 Technical Analysis: Structure: Higher highs and higher lows maintained. Support Zone: $3,385–$3,390 (retest zone) – bulls stepping back in. Targets: TP1: $3,451 TP2: $3,470 TP3: $3,495 (new local high) Stop Loss: Below $3,369 (recent low) Pattern Context: Bull flags continue to form and break bullish – reinforcing trend. 🧠 Fundamental Context (June 17): Bullish Drivers: Middle East escalation → safe haven bid surging (Iran missile launches, Israeli retaliation, US political chaos). Fed on pause → real yields are subdued, favoring non-yielding assets like gold. Convexity & bond volatility rising → investors hedging with hard assets (confirmed via CME sentiment reports). Risks: Sudden peace deal or ceasefire. Unexpected US CPI spike → reawakens rate hike fears. 📅 Key Events to Watch: Fed speeches (confirmation of dovish tone) Any ceasefire or major diplomatic development Oil movement (energy risk spillovers)
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ultreosforex
10
Hold on to the high point and go short decisively!Gold closed the weekly line today, maintaining the idea of ​​​​oscillating downward. The 4H consecutive negatives tested the support of the lower Bollinger track. Although it was roundabout and saw-sawed, every decline would be accompanied by a new low. Therefore, hold the high point to see the bottom break and accelerate. The lower side will gradually look to 3338 and 3315. Among them, 3315 is a strong support for the weekly line. If it is not broken, you can consider going long; the upper rebound pressure is 3361 and 3375. In terms of operation, short according to the rebound strength, and the specific points are subject to the bottom 🌐 notification. Operation suggestion: Short gold in batches near 3361-3375, with a target of 3350-3340.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by TP_Daniel
When will the price of gold fall?Market news: In the early Asian session on Friday (June 20), spot gold fell narrowly and is currently trading around $3,360 per ounce. London gold prices fluctuated violently under the dual influence of the Fed's hawkish stance and geopolitical tensions. Powell's hawkish stance cooled the market's expectations for interest rate cuts. As a non-yielding asset, international gold is under obvious pressure under high interest rate expectations. In sharp contrast to the Fed's hawkish stance, geopolitical tensions have provided important safe-haven support for international gold prices. The escalation of the Israeli-Iranian conflict has not only exacerbated tensions in the Middle East, but also triggered market concerns about the global security environment. As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold is often sought after when geopolitical risks rise. In the short term, the continued escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran may continue to drive safe-haven funds into the gold market, but the direction of the Fed's monetary policy and the specific implementation of the Trump administration's tariff policy will have a key impact on the medium- and long-term trend of gold prices. Technical Review : Gold maintained a volatile closing. The daily chart closed with alternating buying and selling for four consecutive trading days. There was no trend continuation. We will continue to pay attention to the 3350/3390 range during the day. Today's trading ideas are still short-term, selling at high prices and buying at low prices to participate in the volatile trend.So far this week, gold has been difficult to break out of the continuity of buying and selling. Yesterday, Thursday, under the temporary performance of gold's short-term dollar trend, we are optimistic that gold will fluctuate in the range, with the maximum range at 3350/3400, but there may often be a breakout on Thursday. Therefore, today we should pay attention to both trading within the range and the strength after the breakout. Today's analysis: Gold fluctuated overall yesterday due to the early closure of the US market, and the fluctuation was not large. However, gold as a whole is still biased towards selling. Gold is now weak in buying and rebounding, so there is a lot of room for gold selling. Next, we will continue to sell gold. If there is no particularly large profit to support gold, then gold buying may not cause any big waves in the short term. Gold 1-hour moving average continues to cross and sell downward. Gold selling is strong and there is still room for downward movement. After gold fell yesterday, the highest rebound was around 3378, and then it continued to fall back. After rebounding several times, it did not break through 3378 again. Gold continued to sell at high prices under pressure at 3378. Gold is now fluctuating and falling, and the center of gravity is constantly moving downward. With this trend, gold may accelerate downward at any time. Operation ideas: Short-term gold 3335-3338 buy, stop loss 3328, target 3370-3380; Short-term gold 3360-3370 short, stop loss 3387, target 3330-3340; Key points: First support level: 3352, second support level: 3344, third support level: 3331 First resistance level: 3378, second resistance level: 3388, third resistance level: 3400
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by NuggetsWarriors
3
The rebound is weak, is it expected to continue to decline? 📰 Impact of news: 1. Geopolitical situation 2. Pay attention to the impact of short-term trends of the US dollar and silver on gold 📈 Market analysis: The weekly level large range sweep is still going on, with a focus on the space defense dividing line area of ​​the 10-day moving average and the 3315-3310 area. After falling back to the lifeline in four hours, it continued to bend downward under pressure. During the sweeping decline, the suppression became more obvious. Whether there will be a wave of large-volume market, the pattern is expected to further open and guide the direction. In this process, note that the lifeline 3375 is also the resistance point determined by the last rebound last night. Use this as suppression to sweep the range below. On the whole, for the future gold, if it can maintain the rhythm of defending highs and breaking lows, and successfully closes at a low level today, then next week it is expected to further switch downwards to sweep space. Therefore, we will continue to focus on two support areas, one is 3345-3335, and the other is 3315-3310 after breaking 🏅 Trading strategies: BUY 3345-3335 TP 3355-3365 SELL 3365-3375 TP 3345-3335-3315 If you agree with this view, or have a better idea, please leave a message in the comment area. I look forward to hearing different voices. TVC:GOLD FXOPEN:XAUUSD FOREXCOM:XAUUSD FX:XAUUSD OANDA:XAUUSD
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by AllenBoswell-2
1
Gold prices continue temporary downtrend⭐️GOLDEN INFORMATION: Gold prices (XAU/USD) came under renewed selling pressure during Friday’s Asian session, dipping to their lowest level in over a week, near the $3,344–$3,345 range. The decline was largely driven by the Federal Reserve’s hawkish tone, which emphasized persistent inflation risks and suggested a more gradual path to interest rate cuts—dampening demand for the non-yielding precious metal. Nevertheless, fragile market sentiment and a cautious risk environment may continue to lend some support to gold, potentially cushioning it against steeper declines. ⭐️Personal comments NOVA: Selling pressure continues to maintain, pushing gold price down to 3304 today, the downtrend price line is maintaining well. ⭐️SET UP GOLD PRICE: 🔥SELL GOLD zone: 3418- 3420 SL 3425 TP1: $3400 TP2: $3382 TP3: $3370 🔥BUY GOLD zone: $3306-$3304 SL $3299 TP1: $3315 TP2: $3328 TP3: $3340 ⭐️Technical analysis: Based on technical indicators EMA 34, EMA89 and support resistance areas to set up a reasonable SELL order. ⭐️NOTE: Note: Nova wishes traders to manage their capital well - take the number of lots that match your capital - Takeprofit equal to 4-6% of capital account - Stoplose equal to 2-3% of capital account
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Nova-Scalper
1
Market next target 📉 Original View (Bearish Outlook): Predicts a downward move from around $3,370 to the target near $3,250. Sharp drop illustrated with zigzag downward arrows. Yellow arrow highlights growing volume — likely interpreted as early selling pressure. --- 🔄 Disruption: Bullish Reversal or Trap Setup 🧠 Problems With Bearish Thesis: 1. Volume Spike Might Indicate Demand: The yellow arrow highlights a volume surge, but this might be buyer absorption, not selling dominance. If this volume came during a wick-heavy candle or hammer, it suggests buying interest at lows. 2. No Break of Major Support Yet: Price is still above $3,350, a key psychological and technical zone. No clear breakdown has occurred — the downtrend is assumed, not confirmed. 3. Oversold Momentum? Momentum indicators (not shown) may reveal oversold conditions, making a short-term rebound more probable.
TVC:GOLDLong
by Gold_Free_Signals
Gold Prices Pull Back Amid Profit-Taking and Unchanged Fed ratesMacro approach: - Gold prices have recently pulled back as investors took profits at elevated levels to offset losses elsewhere amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and steady Fed holding rates. - Speculation is mounting that the US may involve into the Middle East conflicts, raising fears of a broader regional tensions. - Meanwhile, a dovish Fed outlook signaling two potential rate cuts this year and concerns over growing US debt continues to provide underlying support for gold prices. Technical approach: - XAUUSD is retesting EMA21, and the support level is around 3560. The price is above both EMAs, indicating that the upward momentum is intact. - If XAUUSD closes below EMA21, it may continue to plunge and retest the following support at 3285, which is the confluence with the ascending trendline. - On the contrary, remaining above 3560 may prompt a potential retest of the key resistance at around 3430. Analysis by: Dat Tong, Senior Financial Markets Strategist at Exness
ICMARKETS:XAUUSD
by DatTong
Gold analysis - Bullish outlook in play!Hey traders! 👋 Let’s break down what’s happening on Gold (XAU/USD). On the higher timeframe, Gold remains in a strong bullish trend. Price is currently rising from the May 14th low and appears to be targeting the all-time high around 3500.120. Zooming in, we can see a minor pullback unfolding, likely a setup for the next leg higher. I’ve marked the minor low (A) and minor high (B) to define our current dealing range. Connecting these with a Fibonacci retracement, price has tapped into the discount zone, showing signs of potential accumulation. On the lower timeframe, there’s a clear market structure shift, suggesting momentum could soon flip back to the upside. 📌 My plan: Buy now at 3354 Stop Loss: 3312.11 Take Profit Targets:  – TP1: 3400.00  – TP2: 3452.00  – TP3: 3501.14 ⚠️ Note: There's still a possibility of a deeper dip toward 3031, so I’m factoring that into my risk management. What’s your take on this setup? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s discuss!
TVC:GOLDLong
by AmaWina
2
Gold in the Spotlight – Safe Haven or Short-Term Speculation?Hello everyone, great to see you again in our latest discussion about XAUUSD. This week, gold has seen wild swings—soaring to new highs amid geopolitical tensions, then sharply pulling back. This highlights gold’s dual nature: both a safe-haven asset in times of crisis and a highly reactive instrument during speculative surges. The Fed’s decision to hold interest rates at 4.50% and maintain a cautious stance on monetary policy continues to weigh on the precious metal. Still, growing expectations of rate cuts later this year remain a key bullish factor for gold, which doesn’t generate yield. Meanwhile, persistent conflicts in the Middle East and the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war are fueling defensive investment demand. Central banks around the world are also steadily accumulating gold, reinforcing its role as a hedge against global economic and political uncertainty. As for me, I remain optimistic about long-term upside potential. What are your expectations for gold?
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Edward_TradingFX
4
Gold Pullback: Bear Trap or Buy Dip?📊 Chart Analysis: A clear pullback within the established uptrend is visible, testing key support at —a healthy correction that reinforces the bullish structure. 🔍 News Contradiction🌍: Despite escalating Middle East tensions (typically a gold-positive catalyst), prices are trending lower—a classic bear trap scenario 🚫📉. This divergence underscores the importance of buying dips amid emotional sell-offs. 💡 Trading Framework: Fed policy statement yesterday failed to spark volatility, as markets had already priced in dovish expectations 💨; Weekly pattern: Asian sessions have consistently seen rallies 📈, followed by profit-taking pullbacks in later sessions 📉; Tactical entry: Use intraday highs from Asian trading as resistance references for long positions 🎯. Technical Confirmations: Risk Warning: Geopolitical bullish signals being ignored suggests deliberate bearish manipulation (bear trap 🚫); Timing Strategy: Asian session highs serve as ideal resistance markers—look to enter on retracements to 38.2% Fib levels 🎯 ⚡️⚡️⚡️ XAUUSD ⚡️⚡️⚡️ 🚀 Buy@ 3335 - 3345 🚀 TP 3360 - 3370 Accurate signals are updated every day 📈 If you encounter any problems during trading, these signals can serve as your reliable guide 🧭 Feel free to refer to them! I sincerely hope they'll be of great help to you 🌟 👇
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Sovereign_1
Gold Formation as Growing trendXAUUSD (Gold) Price Analysis Gold is currently testing trend support, undergoing a deep correction amid a complex fundamental backdrop. Several key factors are influencing market sentiment: Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East Comments from the Federal Reserve Former President Trump's expressed desire for lower interest rates These developments are contributing to market uncertainty, which typically supports gold as a safe haven. 🔍 Technical Outlook Support Zone: 3350 Resistance Levels: 3400 and 3420 Before further upside, a retest of the 3350 support zone is possible. You can see more details in the Chart Ps Support with like and comments for more analysis.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MrMartin_11
1
GOLD's rise has been steady, decisive move aheadGold is the focus, plain and simple. We’re in an ascending channel, and price is respecting that structure with precision, higher highs, and no major signs of exhaustion yet. Recently a clear resistance level was just taken out, and now I am watching for the classic retest. That breakout? A big deal, and a strong clue as well. If that zone holds as support, that’s a green light for a potential upmove toward 3,460 which matches the top of the channel. But if it fails, we could expect a slight pullback, it might mean we could be in for a healthy dip before the next move. Bottom line: follow the structure, and don’t force trades here without confirmation first
PEPPERSTONE:XAUUSDLong
by TrendDiva
35