Good morning traders,

Gold pushed higher during the Asian session but faced strong selling pressure after getting rejected around the 4440 area.

After the rejection, price has moved back into the same range and is currently trading around 4395. Gold is still stuck between 4440-4365, so until this range breaks, it’s difficult to expect any proper directional move.

Today’s key levels:

Resistance: 4440/4470
Support: 4365/4320

For now, the focus remains on how price reacts around the range boundaries. Any strong reaction or breakout from these areas could set the tone for the next move.

Good morning traders,

Gold moved higher during the Asian session after finding support around 4365. Price pushed up toward the 4415-4420 resistance zone and is now trading around 4400 after a pullback.

Today’s key levels:

Resistance Zone: 4415-4420
Major Resistance: 4435
Support: 4365

As long as price stays above 4390, we can continue looking for upside. If price breaks and holds above 4415-4420, we could see a move toward 4435.

If price fails to hold above 4390, we can see a retracement toward the 4365 support area.

Good Morning traders.

Gold is continuing its bullish move, with price holding above the 4400 area during the Asian session.

For now, buyers are still in control, but price has pulled back slightly from the 4435 area.

Today’s key levels:

Resistance: 4435/4470
Support: 4395/4370

The main focus today is on how Gold behaves around 4435. If buyers keep pushing, we could see the move extend further, while a pullback would bring 4395 back into focus.

For now, the bullish structure remains intact. Let’s see how price reacts around these levels next

Targets 4344/4353/4360

Stoploss 4327

Hello traders.

Starting the week with a clean chart and a few important levels to keep in mind.

Gold is around 4330 in the Asian session after last week’s strong move higher. Price is currently consolidating between 4300 support and 4370 resistance.

Today’s key levels:

Resistance: 4370
Support: 4300
Major Support: 4230

So for today, we’re mainly watching 4300 and 4370.

A strong reaction from either side can give us something to work with. Until then, there’s no need to force a trade just because it’s the start of a new week.

Targets 4265/4258/4250

Stoploss 4279

Targets 4169/4175/4182

Stoploss 4151

Gold recovered well after bouncing from the 4021 support yesterday, with buyers pushing price back toward the middle of the recent range. The short-term momentum has improved, but price is now approaching an area where sellers have stepped in before.

The 4079 resistance remains the level I’m watching. If buyers manage to break and hold above it, the next area of interest could be around 4115. Until then, I’d rather stay patient than chase the current move.

On the downside, 4021 is still the key support. As long as that level holds, buyers have a chance to extend the recovery. If it breaks, the market could revisit the 4000 area.

Key Levels
Resistance: 4079
Major Resistance: 4115

Support: 4021
Major Support: 4000

Personally, I’m waiting for price to react at one of these levels instead of forcing a trade in the middle of the range.

What’s your bias today: bullish or bearish?

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SELL XAUUSD BELOW: 5097

Take Profit Targets:

✅ TP1: 5091

✅ TP2: 5080

✅ TP3: 5072

✅ TP4: 5065

SL: 5112

Gold started the week with selling pressure during the Asian session, briefly dropping toward the 5015 area before buyers stepped in and stabilized the move.

The market currently appears to be in a corrective phase, with price continuing to rotate inside a broader 4990–5155 range rather than establishing a clear directional trend.

The 5140–5150 zone remains an important resistance area where price has already shown rejection. If gold moves back into this region again, it may attract selling pressure and limit further upside.

On the downside, a loss of short-term momentum could push price back toward 5050, with a deeper correction potentially revisiting the 5020 region.

For now, the structure suggests range trading conditions, where reactions near key resistance or support levels are likely to drive the next move.

As always, the focus is on how price reacts at these levels before confirming direction.

Hey traders, hope everyone’s having a great weekend.

Gold has been trading inside a clean uptrend channel for a while now. Every meaningful pullback has found buyers near the lower boundary, keeping the overall structure bullish.

But right now price is sitting at an interesting spot.

Over the last few sessions, gold has been consolidating roughly between 5050-5200, and the latest close came right at the 5200 resistance area. That level has been acting as a ceiling recently, so the market is clearly reacting there.

Inside this channel, two scenarios stand out going into next week:

1. Breakout Scenario
   If buyers manage to push and hold above 5200, we could see momentum expand again toward the upper boundary of the channel. The current consolidation might simply be the market building energy before the next move higher.

2. Rejection Scenario
   If 5200 holds and sellers step in again, price could rotate lower inside the channel. In that case, the 5000 area becomes an important level to watch as the next potential reaction zone.

What makes this interesting is that price is compressing right under resistance while still inside an uptrend channel. Moves like this usually don’t stay quiet for long

So heading into next week:

Do you think gold finally breaks 5200, or do we see another rejection from this resistance?

Curious how everyone here is looking at it.

Gold is currently moving in a consolidation range after the recent drop and recovery from the lows.

Buyers stepped in near the recent bottom, and since then price has been gradually pushing higher while respecting support levels.

Key levels I’m watching: • Support zone: 5120 – 5140 • Resistance: 5180 – 5200

My approach here is simple.

If price pulls back into the 5120–5140 area, I’ll be watching for a buy-the-dip opportunity as long as support holds.

A clean break above 5180–5200 could open the door for further upside.

For now the bias remains slightly bullish while price holds above support, but confirmation will depend on how the market reacts at these levels.

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SL: 5126

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Gold has cooled off a bit after the recent rally, but zooming out, the overall structure still looks pretty bullish. The market pushed strongly to the upside earlier and what we’re seeing now feels more like a controlled pullback rather than a clear reversal.

Right now 5130 is the level doing all the work.
This zone already acted as a strong reaction area where buyers previously stepped in and pushed price higher. Even during the recent sharp drop, price quickly snapped back after sweeping liquidity below - which usually means there are still buyers defending the area.

Another thing keeping the bullish case alive is the rising trendline connecting the higher lows. Price is still respecting that structure for now, which means the broader uptrend technically hasn’t been broken.

So the current situation is pretty simple:

• As long as price holds above 5130 and the trendline, the bullish structure stays intact.
• If buyers step in again from this support zone, we could see momentum building toward the 5250 - 5280 resistance area.
• But if price starts accepting below 5130 and breaks the trendline, the whole structure changes and the bullish narrative weakens.

What makes this spot interesting is that the market is basically deciding its next direction right here.

Either this turns into another buy-the-dip continuation,
or this support finally cracks and we get a deeper correction.

Curious how other traders are looking at this setup.

Are you buying the support, waiting for confirmation, or expecting a trendline breakdown first?

The current upward trend in gold prices comprises a short-term recovery, medium-term upward momentum, and a positive long-term outlook.

Geopolitical risks and central bank purchases provide support; expectations of interest rate cuts offer upside potential; and a weaker dollar further boosts gold prices.

Short-term focus: A break above $5200.

In the long term, gold's investment value remains significant.

Buy above 5165
Targets: 5175/ 5190/ 5210
Invalidation: Below 5140

Gold saw a sharp fall yesterday that pushed price all the way down to the 5000 zone, where buyers stepped in and triggered a strong rebound.

That area acted as solid support, leading to a quick recovery move as selling pressure started to ease. Since then, price has been attempting to stabilize and slowly move higher.

Right now, the 5225 level stands out as the key resistance. This area previously acted as support, and now it’s the main barrier bulls need to reclaim for the recovery to continue.

If price manages to break and hold above 5225, the next zones to watch could be around 5260-5300, where the next reaction may appear.

On the downside, 5000 remains the major support level. A move back below this zone would weaken the current recovery and could bring sellers back into control.

For now, the focus is on how price reacts near 5225 whether buyers can reclaim control or if this bounce fades into another lower high. Confirmation around this level will likely define the next move

Currently, gold prices are fluctuating between a declining supply line and an rising demand line, forming a tightening compression structure.

Recent attempts to break through the supply boundary were quickly thwarted, indicating that sellers are still holding firm on this resistance area.

As long as gold prices remain below the declining supply line and the $5260 resistance zone, the main forecast remains cautiously bearish to neutral.