Gold slides to $4,110 support as resistance caps recovery attempts
Gold dropped to $4,110 after failing to stay above $4,250. A bearish trend line and moving averages cap recovery. Key resistance at $4,260; support at $4,080.
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Gold dropped to $4,110 after failing to stay above $4,250. A bearish trend line and moving averages cap recovery. Key resistance at $4,260; support at $4,080.
Gold rose above $4,150 in European trade on Tuesday, bouncing from a two-month low near $4,100. A pause in the dollar’s rally and receding Fed rate-hike bets offered support, but headwinds persist.
Gold traded flat near $4,140 on Tuesday as a stronger US dollar and elevated yields were offset by reduced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike this month after weak payrolls data.
Gold is trading just below $4,150, little changed on Monday, as the US dollar rallies to its strongest level since April 2025. Disappointing US jobs data and geopolitical tensions are pulling the metal in opposite directions.
Gold trades in a narrow range below $4,200 during the European session on Friday as traders await the US Nonfarm Payrolls report for fresh directional cues.
Gold has returned to the red zone in Asia after failing to reclaim $4,200, trading near $4,172 as markets await US jobs data that could determine the next directional move.
Gold fell back from $4,450 and is struggling to break above $4,420. Technical indicators show resistance at $4,360 and a bearish trend line, with support at $4,250.
Gold slipped on Wednesday as the US dollar held near multi-week highs, bolstered by the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance and ongoing geopolitical risks.
Gold is trading near $4,350 on Wednesday, retracing part of its rebound from sub-$4,300. The metal remains range-bound as traders await the Trump-Xi meeting and weigh conflicting drivers.