Hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve put pressure on gold prices to continue falling, and weekly adjustments may continue.
During Thursday's Asian session, XAU/USD saw a modest rebound but remains in a volatile consolidation, hovering near a four-week low and trading around $4,560, reflecting markedly cautious market sentiment. The core reason for this pullback is the Federal Reserve's decision to keep rates unchanged while issuing a hawkish policy signal, driving both the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields higher and thereby reducing gold's appeal as a safe haven and store of value.
On the macroeconomic data front, the U.S. Core Durable Goods Orders rose sharply by
On the 4-hour chart, gold continues to move within a distinct downward channel, with short-term moving averages in a bearish alignment and limited rebound strength. If the price fails to reclaim
Editor’s summary:
The current gold correction reflects a repricing of expectations regarding interest rates and inflation. With the dollar strengthening and Treasury yields rising, gold's safe-haven characteristics are suppressed and its short-term outlook remains weak. However, in the medium to long term, should inflation persistently rise or if geopolitical risks intensify, gold still has potential for a rebound. The future market focus will be on the Federal Reserve’s policy path and changes in inflation data, so investors must remain cautious in a highly volatile environment.
Editor: Zhu Henan
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