Gold prices’ downtrend since the early March US-Iran conflict slowed after breaking resistance (1) on May 6. However, the daily chart trend remains weak; gold needs to break the previous high (2) at 5120 to shift to an uptrend. Key resistance above lies at the 100-day moving average (4). The upcoming 48 hours and the […]
Over the past three trading days, XAUUSD has shown a volatile rebound, closing at 4736.71 yesterday — marking a notable rise from May 10’s close of 4681. This surge was largely driven by falling oil prices, softer U.S. bond yields, and growing anticipation ahead of the upcoming U.S. CPI inflation data release. Meanwhile, easing U.S.-Iran tensions have weakened the dollar’s safe-haven demand, supporting gold prices further. For the average investor, this translates into a buying oppor
XAUUSD has experienced significant volatility over the past three trading days. After hovering around 4690 on May 6, gold prices surged to close above 4700 on May 7, reaching highs near 4764. This rally is largely driven by a weakening US dollar and falling oil prices, alongside optimism surrounding US-Iran peace talks. For investors, these factors translate to increased safe-haven demand, positioning gold as a preferred refuge amid geopolitical uncertainties. The technical momentum suggests sho
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