Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Gold disappointed traders last week and recorded 4% decrease, lowest price in the last two months

◽️ FED consensus for hike another 75bp interest rates to suppress inflation, so gold will continue to trade in confusion next week.

◽️ But the point is that with the previous FED pressures and the global consensus for ordering the supply of energy, we saw some commodities prices decrease last weeks.

◽️ As a result, there is a possibility of reductions in prices, then the lower CPI index release can be healing for gold growth.

◽️ Gold is in the good support levels, and we can predict a short-term retracement in prices

◽️ Recent drop is mostly due to the rise of the dollar index, and technicallyis is in OB level. So any correction becomes stronger

🔻 Gold is in a short trend, even with these support levels, We tend to be a spectator and wait for some long trend signs

🔻 Support levels are $1719 – $1687 and resistance levels on the way are $1762 – $1776 and $1808

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Last week Gold closed with negative red prices and shows us that the short-term sentiment is still bearish.

◽️ Last downside movement despite the G7 news that four members decided to ban imports of Russian gold and also US Durable Goods Orders helps this falling.

◽️ Gold is ranging between buyers due to the favorable price of $1,800 and sellers with the Risk of rising interest rates around the world.

◽️ Eurozone inflation hit 8.6% year-on-year in June, so we expect more globally hawkish policy. inflation is increasing and will be a roadblock for gold.

◽️ Gold prices will continue to pressure as the Federal Reserve moves to raise interest rates and we are ready for a new 75bp interest rate hike this month

🔻 Keep eyes on FOMC Minutes and US Nonfarm Payrolls data to catch US monetary policy

🔻 We are looking for sells gold on any jumps around $1825 – $1840

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Gold continues to fluctuate below $1,830 on last week. becasue Riska and the 10-year US Treasury bond yield is up more than 1% on the day, gold limiting to upside.

◽️ Gold is traded in ambiguity But it still keeps its position in these market pressure conditions where the dollar is strong and the yields on treasury bonds are high.

◽️ This week we have a lot of important news on USD. The G7 remarks can also be very important for us. Any sign of a recession could be an impulse gold to the higher

◽️ Technically, gold is in rage. So if you want to make a deal, put your rewards between $1800 and $1871

🔻 Concerns about further gold declines are only rising real interest rates, which weighs on traders’ sentiment.

🔻 Keep eyes on G7 accounts and economic data on this week’s calendar:

🔻 G7 meeting, US Core Durable Goods Orders (Mon), ECB President Lagarde Speaks (Mon), Fed Chair Powell Speaks (Wed), ISM Manufacturing PMI (Fri)

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ FED raised the interest rate 75bp on Wednesday, the highest level in 28 years, But the gold market has shown good resistance to this sharp hike in interest rates

◽️ Rising fears of a recession have led to a sharp drop in the stock market, cryptocurrency, and ounce support in the 1800s.

◽️ Investors who are selling their stock, and their Cryptocurrency assets, will definitely invest some of their capital in gold.

◽️ But remember this point, Big Investors and Business owners have to sell their gold and cryptos to provide the margins they need and protect their companies.

🔻 So, because of recession risk, we may have a short-term downside on gold, But in long term, what we predicted, gold is in good support

🔻 As long as the price of gold remains between 1878 and 1787, it is technically considered a neutral move.

🔻 Gold will reach $2,000 when the Federal Reserve no longer puts pressure on the economy, and the government increases spending again.

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Last week wee see an intense flight for gold, main reason was escape from the inflationary recession.

◽️ Despite the Federal Reserve’s hawkish policies, inflation remains high, and this is a major sign of recession, So gold got a great support.

◽️ Investors have deep doubts about the Fed’s ability to contain inflation.

◽️ The rise in gold prices came after the US Department of Labor announced that the consumer price index in May had risen 8.6 percent from a year earlier.

◽️ The Federal Reserve’s decision on this week could put more short-term pressure on gold.

◽️ The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates by 50 basis points on Wednesday, June 15

🔻 So our forecast is short-term bearish because the fed monetary policy

🔻 But it has a long way to go because we predict the Federal Reserve cannot reduce inflationary pressures

🔻 The market calms down a bit this week after digestion, but as we mentioned earlier, gold stays bullish for a long time.

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Gold try to recover it’s losses last week but seems to be having a tough gathering bullish momentum.

◽️ The US10Y grew around 1% last days of the week and pressured on gold.

◽️ The Federal Reserve Hawkish policies are the only thing that puts downward pressure on gold

◽️ But in our view, gold maintains its upward bias But the economy is not so strong and most experts are talking about a recession

◽️ We predict a period of stagflation and this is positive for gold.

◽️ What matters in the short term is the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, which is driving traders to buy dollars.

◽️ The Fed will remain seriously Hawkeyes, and we will see more than a 50-fold increase in interest rates.

◽️ The Fed will remain seriously Hawkeyes, and we will see more than a 50-fold increase in interest rates.

🔻 As a result, we are waiting for the gold trade to be ready for a recession and a rise in gold after the end of US monetary policy.

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ As the old saying goes, markets can stay overbought and oversold longer than most of us can stay solvent,” said Darin Newsom, president of Darin Newsom analytics.

◽️ “Additionally, Newsom’s Rule #6 tells us ‘fundamentals win in the end,’ and the U.S. dollar’s fundamentals remain bullish.

◽️ Investors worried that a more aggressive move by major central banks to constrain inflation could hit global economic growth and lead to a recession

◽️ Risk aversion and Protecting assets against inflation flow spurred a rally in bonds, due the 10-year yields peak of 3.20% could lend some support to the safe-haven gold

◽️ hedge against inflation could help limit deeper losses for the XAUUSD, at least for now

◽️ What matters most is the results of US inflation news this week, Retail Sales, Building Permits, Crude Oil Inventories, Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index

◽️ Calendar event result can shows the outlook of FED monetary policy for next sessions And it can be a potential driver for gold movement

🔻 The possibility that the Fed’s tightening cycle will lead to a recession is good news for gold.

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Gold fell last week but experienced buying pressure after the Federal Reserve meeting, but ended $ 15 lower than the price at the beginning of the week.

◽️ Among traders, short-term outlook of Gold has improved due the United States central bank’s anticipated monetary policy decision

◽️ A strong dollar and rising bond yields create a challenging downturn for gold but it seams we are in highest possible hawkishness of FED

◽️ Gold may stage a larger recovery over the coming days as the FOMC appears to be in no rush to wind down the balance sheet to pre-pandemic levels.

◽️ There are still some interesting releases that could move the markets. US core CPI, PPI and Initial Jobless Claims

◽️ slowdown in the US CPI may drag on bullion as major central banks step up their efforts to curb inflation

🔻 High US Treasury bond yields, led by the 10-year, keep gold prices pressured but we think gold’s downtrend should end soon.

Weekly gold analysis

◽️ Last week, the price of gold struggled to keep its price against the US dollar index due the US dollar index reaches to 104 level, the highest in nearly 20 years

◽️ FED is ready to raise interest rates by 50 basis points this week, and this has led to an increase in the strength of the US dollar and keep gold in low

◽️ On the other hand, the US dollar index reached 104, the highest level in last 20 years, AND any retracement on DXY can move gold to the upside.

◽️ However, the Federal Reserve has indicated that it is preparing to another hawkish monetary policy, But dollar seems to have priced all the hawkish monetary policy and is now at its highest level and only needs a flip.

◽️ Given that the price of gold was able to maintain its support despite the strength of the dollar, now we feeling better to looking for long positions

🔻 Gold’s downtrend move seems is running out but all ayes on Fed interest rate decision and see what happens for market with that decision

🔻 Any neutral tone or dovish by the central bank could devalue the US dollar and increase the price of gold.

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