


I. Market Trends and Institutional Game Analysis This week, the gold price exhibited a typical volatile downward pattern, starting its correction from $3,450 on Monday and hitting an intraday low of $3,340 on Friday before rebounding sharply to around $3,370 ahead of the close. This movement essentially represents a "market washing" maneuver by institutions...
I. Yesterday's Market Performance and Trend Yesterday, the price of gold exhibited a "V-shaped" oscillation pattern. In the morning session, it faced selling pressure around $3,380 and declined to a low of $3,347. Subsequently, it rebounded and returned to the trading range of $3,360 - $3,375. On the daily chart, it closed with a doji star, and trading volume...
The morning strategy has realized profits, and the gold price has entered a technical correction cycle. From a technical perspective, gold prices were resisted near $3,380, with short-term moving averages forming suppression, and the RSI indicator falling back from overbought territory, indicating weakening bullish momentum and clear correction demand. Core...
Driving Logic - Fed policy decision in line with expectations; escalation of Iran-Israel conflict boosts safe-haven demand; gold ETF inflows hit $230M daily, a 1-year high. Key Levels - Strong resistance at $3,400; support at $3,360-$3,370 (confluence of 50-day MA and Fibonacci retracement). Trading Strategy - Long on bullish candlestick reversal at $3,370-$3,360;...
Gold is currently fluctuating between $3,375 and $3,405. A breakdown below $3,375 could trigger a direct move toward $3,360, while a decisive breakout above $3,405 with sustained momentum would target $3,430. The ability to breach this range hinges on today's Fed data release and evolving Middle East tensions. For now, adopt a range-trading strategy (sell...
- Daily Chart :Three consecutive bearish candles retrace to the prior rebound starting point, now consolidating near lows with shrinking volumes—indicating the correction hasn't reversed the uptrend. - - 4H Perspective :Pressured by the Bollinger Bands midline within a descending channel, RSI in oversold territory and weakening MACD bearish momentum suggest a...
Gold Market Brief: Range Bound Trading Amid Geopolitical and Policy Games I. Core Drivers - Geopolitical Hedge Cooling: Iran's signal to restart nuclear talks has weakened risk aversion, triggering intraday gold pullbacks, though Middle East tensions remain a wild card. - Fed Policy Expectations: The Fed kept rates unchanged this week, with Powell's...
I. Iran Signals De-escalation US media reports suggest Iran, under Israeli airstrike pressure, has used Arab intermediaries to send peace signals to the US and Israel—demanding the US stay out of airstrikes as a precondition for restarting nuclear talks, and stressing to Israel that violence control serves mutual interests. II. Israel Stays Resolute Israeli...
The chart shows that the gold price has successfully broken through the key resistance level of $3,400 and is currently fluctuating between $3,420 and $3,450, indicating that bullish forces are dominant in the short term. The $3,450 level has become a new resistance. If broken, it will attract more trend - chasing funds and drive the price higher; the $3,400 level...
Supply Shortage Risks Escalating Middle East tensions pressure Iran's crude supply: Israeli airstrikes have hit key facilities, and potential conflict escalation may disrupt oil production capacity and transportation through the Strait of Hormuz (where 20% of global oil shipments pass). Although OPEC+ has proposed output increases, doubts over implementation fuel...
Bitcoin is currently fluctuating around $105,500, with volatility mainly driven by Middle East tensions. After Israel's airstrikes on Iran, market panic spread, causing Bitcoin to drop below $103,000 yesterday. Over 250,000 leveraged investors worldwide were liquidated within 24 hours, totaling $1.16 billion in liquidations—predominantly long positions. In the...
I. Global Central Banks' Gold Purchases Continue to Support Long-Term Gold Uptrend For instance, China's central bank has increased gold reserves for 7 consecutive months, India's gold reserve ratio has doubled compared to 2021, and countries like Thailand and Brazil followed suit in May. Central banks' gold buying, driven by reserve structure optimization and...
Last night's released strategy accurately predicted Israel's military action against Iran – the strike was launched in the early morning. The driving effect of geopolitics on gold is significant. As a major global oil supply region, the Middle East situation has directly triggered a surge in oil prices. The key focus is on Iran's subsequent counterattack: if...
Today, after pulling back to around $3,340, gold broke through $3,380 and has since fluctuated in a narrow range of $3,370-$3,400. With the Middle East tensions escalating, Iran has stated that even if its current nuclear facilities are damaged, it will continue to build new sites and is determined to rebuild them to safeguard its security. Israel will by no means...
Yesterday, while CPI data boosted gold, the Middle East situation remained on the brink of explosion. The regional tensions in the Middle East have escalated sharply. Religious differences and historical disputes have deepened the contradictions between the two nations, while the nuclear issue has further intensified the conflict. Iran insists its nuclear program...
Today, from a long-term daily chart perspective, yesterday's close formed a small bearish candle. The K-line pattern shows consecutive bullish candles followed by a single bearish candle, with prices still at high levels. The attached indicators are in a golden cross, but due to yesterday's pullback after the rally, there is currently no sign of a strong volume...
Technical indicators are just references for the trend of gold, and the real market movement is driven by market sentiment. The CPI data released today was lower than expected, which is a bullish signal for gold. The information on the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond auction released in the evening is bearish based on the data. In addition, news about various...
USOIL's short-term trend is moving downward in a primary-secondary alternating pattern. After hitting $66.2, the moving average system diverges downward, indicating an objectively downward short-term trend. In terms of momentum, the MACD indicator opens downward below the zero axis and coincides with bearish columns, suggesting abundant downward momentum. It is...