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Gold prices stay strong above $3300 with bullish momentum building, driven by inflation data, tariff headlines, and steady central bank purchases.
Gold remains in a tight consolidation between $3,200 and $3,500 amid summer market slowdown, dollar strength, and central bank buying activity.
Gold continues its bullish climb near $3383 as investors eye key US inflation data and rising global trade tensions, with technicals supporting further upside.
Gold prices remain volatile and rangebound near $3350 as tariff headlines and a stronger U.S. dollar weigh on sentiment, with key support at $3200 and resistance at $3500.
Gold remains bullish above $3,300, with rising trade tensions and copper-driven inflation boosting safe haven demand as XAU/USD eyes a breakout toward $3,400.
Gold surged Friday as global tariff tensions reignited, with bullish momentum aiming for a breakout above $3500 and a potential move toward $3800.
Gold continues to trade sideways within the $3200–$3500 range, with external factors like Fed policy and global tensions keeping the market indecisive.
Gold (XAU/USD) continues consolidating between $3,200 and $3,500, with technical support from the 50-day EMA and key catalysts like Fed policy in focus.
Gold (XAU/USD) faces continued bearish pressure, trading near $3285 as improving risk sentiment and rising yields weigh on safe-haven demand.
Gold edged lower Tuesday amid easing geopolitical tensions and stronger USD, but long-term support above $3200 keeps bullish trend intact for now.
Gold prices dropped to $3296 as US trade progress and rising Treasury yields dent safe-haven demand, though the bullish trend remains intact above key support.
Gold reversed early losses on Monday as renewed geopolitical tensions reignited safe-haven demand, with the metal bouncing near its 50-day EMA support.
During last Friday's trading session, immediate gold prices attempted to recover Thursday's losses, as the gold price indicator moved down towards the $3311
Gold remains range-bound between $3,200 and $3,500 as traders await Fed signals and central bank demand supports the broader uptrend.
Gold fell sharply on Thursday following a hotter-than-expected NFP report, but low holiday volume and technical support suggest a rebound may begin next week.
