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📉 Gold Price Update
- Gold (XAU/USD) has declined to around $3,760, retreating from its all-time high of $3,790 reached on Tuesday.
- This move snaps a three-day winning streak, as the US Dollar gains strength.
- Despite the pullback, gold remains close to record highs, supported by strong gains since mid-August.
🏦 Fed Commentary and Market Impact
- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated the Fed will move cautiously on interest rate cuts.
- Powell highlighted persistent inflation risks and a weakening labor market, signaling that aggressive monetary easing is unlikely.
- These remarks have strengthened the US Dollar, putting pressure on gold prices.
📊 Technical Outlook
- Gold has rallied nearly 15% from mid-August lows, and indicators now suggest a possible bearish correction.
- 4-hour RSI has moved away from overbought levels.
- MACD indicator is turning bearish, with a signal line crossover, hinting at further downside.
🔻 Support Levels to Watch:
- $3,750 (intra-day low)
- $3,736 (Tuesday’s low)
- $3,700 (previous all-time high)
🔺 Resistance Levels to Watch:
- $3,790 (Tuesday’s high)
- $3,800 (psychological resistance)
- $3,828 (261.8% Fibonacci extension from mid-September pullback)
💵 US Dollar Performance
- The US Dollar is the strongest currency today, especially against the Euro (+0.54%), Japanese Yen (+0.52%), and British Pound (+0.41%).
- The only currency stronger than the USD today is the Australian Dollar (-0.15%) relative to USD.