Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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Gold continues to fall, is it expected to reach 3210-3200?

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Yesterday we mentioned that the market may present a convergent triangle pattern. Today, the gold price has indeed ushered in a wave of sharp declines at the opening of the Asian session, and has fallen below the key support of 3260, and the lowest level has reached 3221. At present, the 1H moving average is spreading downward. In the short term, gold is still in a downward trend and is in a correction to overbought. The gold price is expected to reach 3210-3200. If it falls below this support range, it may even test the previous low of 3193. But at the same time, the 1H RSI indicator has fallen into the oversold area. Therefore, in terms of news, we need to pay attention to the initial jobless claims and PMI data during the US trading session today, and beware of the rebound after the correction.

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We will maintain the high-short and low-long operation in the European session. We can consider a small amount of long near 3220-3230, looking at 3240-3250. Any rebound is a trading opportunity for us to short. If it rebounds to 3245-3255, we will arrange shorting and look at 3210-3200.
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In terms of news, as of April 26, the United States recorded 241,000 initial jobless claims for the week, which was expected to be 224,000, a new high since the week of February 22, 2025.

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