The daily chart shows that the non-farm payroll data that was lower than expected has strengthened the market's expectation that the Fed will slow down the pace of interest rate hikes, pushing the gold price to form a staged bottom support. The current short-term moving averages (such as the 5-day and 10-day moving averages) tend to stick together and fail to effectively guide the direction, while the MACD indicator has entered a correction cycle, and it may be difficult to quickly expand the gains in the short term. In terms of operation strategy, it is recommended to adopt the idea of "pullback and long". If the gold price falls back to the 2890-2885 range, long orders can be arranged, and the target is above 2920. It should be noted that if the previous high point is not effectively broken through, it may trigger the risk of a second bottoming out. If the target area reaches the 2903-2905 area, we can close the existing long positions first and lock in profits in time. On the whole, although there is a certain adjustment pressure on the short-term technical side, the medium- and long-term bullish trend has not changed fundamentally. Geopolitical risks and expectations of a shift in the Fed's policy still provide solid support for gold prices.
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