XAUUSD: The Fed is getting ready!

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The recent price trend of gold has seen significant volatility. After an initial drop below $1,961 during the American session, gold managed to climb back to around $1,972 per troy ounce, thanks to the retracement of the yield of the ten-year US government bond, previously pushed higher by positive economic data. From a technical perspective, the daily chart suggests a possible exhaustion of the uptrend, with lower lows and highs, but with technical indicators remaining in overbought territory, indicating a potential short-term rally. This picture is confirmed by the 4-hour chart, where technical indicators are showing a positive trend, despite the Momentum being just below the 100 reference point. Key levels to watch are $1,965 and $1,954 as support, and $1,983 and $1,995 as resistance. Renewed demand for the US dollar has influenced the price of gold, bringing it to an intraday low of $1,953.53 during London trading. Geopolitical context, such as the delay of the Israeli incursion into Gaza, has created an optimistic atmosphere in the financial markets, although the prospects for a diplomatic solution remain uncertain. From a broader perspective, the US dollar has gained strength due to positive economic data, with economic activity expanding in October exceeding expectations, including a manufacturing PMI at 50 and a services index at 50.9. During the American session, government bond yields remained stable, allowing XAU/USD to mitigate intraday losses. The price is currently at the 1972 level, and I expect an upward movement followed by a descent and then another rise. This is because I see market conditions of uncertainty, with particularly tricky geopolitical factors, so I prefer to be cautious and will enter the market if it follows my prediction, at which point, I will consider a position at the M15 level. Until then, I will simply observe. Please leave a like and a comment. Have a great day from Nicola, the CEO of Forex48 Trading Academy.

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