
Market Review
Spot gold is currently trading around 3755.00 USD per ounce, showing an intraday pattern of surging then retreating. After reaching a new historical high, it has entered a technical consolidation phase. The market is cautious at key points, with buying and selling forces in a temporary balance.
Technical Analysis
Gold is in a pullback and consolidation phase following its rise. The Bollinger Bands are flattening, with the price oscillating below the middle band at 3762.00 USD per ounce, indicating an unclear short-term trend.
Intraday movements included three waves: an early surge, midday retreat, and afternoon stabilization, each with fluctuations under 20 USD, reflecting cautious trading. Resistance is primarily at 3768.00-3773.00 USD per ounce; if broken, the next targets are 3779.00 USD per ounce and 3793.00 USD per ounce.
Support is at the first level of 3745.00-3748.00 USD per ounce; if breached, it could test 3739.00 USD per ounce, and further breakdown might open up to 3719.00 USD per ounce. The RSI indicator has fallen from overbought levels to around 60, but the daily chart shows a risk of bearish divergence, so be cautious of potential deeper pullbacks.
Driving Analysis
The market lacks clear guidance during the policy vacuum after the Fed's rate cut, as investors evaluate future monetary policy paths. Technical factors are currently the main drivers, with profit-taking pressure and dip-buying contending, leading to price oscillations around key technical levels. The market is waiting for new fundamental catalysts to disrupt the current balance.
Trading Strategy Reference
Spot Gold
Long opportunity: Buy on pullback to 3730.00 if it stabilizes, target 3750.00.

Spot Silver
Long opportunity: Buy on pullback to 43.100 if it stabilizes, target 43.500.

Risk Warning
Any investment involves risks, including the risk of capital loss. This suggestion does not constitute specific investment advice; investors should make decisions based on their own risk tolerance, investment goals, and market conditions.

