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Gold Holds Above $3340 as Dollar Drops and Fed Uncertainty Rises

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Gold Holds Gains as Dollar Weakens and Fed Uncertainty Grows

Gold climbed above $3,340 per ounce on Thursday, supported by a sharp decline in the U.S. dollar amid growing dovish expectations from the Federal Reserve.

Adding to market speculation, U.S. President Donald Trump hinted he may announce a new Fed Chair as early as September or October, potentially reducing Jerome Powell’s influence before his term ends in June and boosting expectations for a more accommodative policy stance.

TECHNICAL OUTLOOK – XAU/USD

Gold shows bearish potential if the price can stabilize below the pivot level at 3,341.
However, while trading above 3,341, a short-term correction toward 3,364–3,365 is likely before any renewed selling pressure.

Today’s U.S. GDP release may add further volatility and direction to the market.

Key Levels
Pivot Line: 3,341
Resistance: 3,364 → 3,373
Support: 3,320 → 3,302

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Gold has dropped approximately $70 and continues to show strong bearish momentum, with price action targeting 3255.
As long as it remains below the pivot level at 3281.

A 1H candle close below 3281 will confirm continuation toward 3255 and 3239

A 1H close above 3282 may lead to short-term consolidation between 3282 and 3302

Key Levels
Pivot: 3281
Resistance: 3302 → 3320
Support: 3255 → 3239

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