Breaking down of DC on 1 hour chart on FOMC night confirms the end of the recent upside movement for XAU, bearish sentiment ticks in immediately after the long waited correction since the steep uptrend started since April.
Looking into Daily,
Bear in mind today's the 3rd day since DC was breached on daily chart 2 days ago, normally once DC is breached on daily it pretty much signals further downside potential and could last days, sometimes a week. Do not expect a sudden reversal upwards unless there's significant news event that contributes to the rise. Thus it is no surprise to expect weakness continuation of
XAU has dropped almost $90oz in the past 2 days, in my opinion the drop is excessive which is mainly driven by the long waited correction, FED's signals to rate hikes sooner than expected further fuel the vertical downfall. However looking into fundamentals macro environment is still pretty much easing with plenty of hot money supply. Inflation is not going to come down within a year or next, which paves the way for further XAU upside. The now expected rate hikes in 2023 has pretty much factored into the recent downfall. From technical point of view I believe 1766-1770 area would provide a temporary support for the past 2 days excessive falls, today I expect price to move up for releasing recent bear powers, but expect heavier bear efforts waiting around 1798 -1800 area seeing
As for now, I wouldn't suggest any long trade consider
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