Gold Technical Analysis
The attached chart shows that gold prices continue to trade sideways within a range defined by resistance near $4,230, which prices have attempted to break above on several previous occasions, and support near $4,070, from which prices have rebounded positively several times.
The significance of these levels is reinforced by the following factors:
- Gold prices remain below the resistance level represented by the 100-period moving average.
- The current sideways movement is forming a technical pattern known as a rectangle pattern.
- Finally, this sideways movement is taking place within the context of a preceding downtrend.
Accordingly, the expected price movement could equal the height of the rectangle pattern ($4,230 − $4,070 = $160).
Gold is therefore expected according to analysts, to move by approximately $160 upward following a breakout above the $4,230 resistance level, or downward following a breakdown below the $4,070 support level.
Gold Fundamental Analysis
Gold prices are currently influenced by several fundamental factors, including bond yields, inflation, and oil prices. These factors can be summarized as follows:
- Rising oil prices: Brent crude is trading near its highest levels in five months, raising concerns about the impact on inflation and interest rates.
- Upcoming Federal Reserve meeting: Gold investors will be closely watching next week's Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting for clear signals regarding the future path of US interest rates.
- Recovery in the technology sector: The technology sector is recovering from the sharp losses that drove the Nasdaq index down by more than 5% last week, boosting investors' appetite for riskier assets.
Ultimately, the key question is: How will gold's current sideways movement end? Will prices break above the $4,230 resistance level or fall below the $4,070 support level?


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