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Yesterday, spot gold showed a significant decline overall, with no strength to push higher during the day and continuing to weaken. Prices repeatedly broke below key support levels, closing lower at the end of the session, with overall bearish sentiment released. The daily chart closed with a large bearish candlestick, completely breaking the short-term oscillating upward structure. The bullish pattern has ended, and the market has entered a weak downward channel.
From the news perspective, U.S. employment data performed strongly, leading the market to lower expectations for Fed rate cuts this

On the morning of June 9th, the market sentiment is deeply oversold and recovering from a sharp decline, with more positions being accumulated at low levels.
Yesterday, gold continued its weak sideways decline, influenced by rising expectations of interest rate hikes and market liquidity fluctuations, leading to a sustained weakening. Gold sector stocks and offline gold jewelry prices both plummeted simultaneously, with market bearish sentiment being fully released. However, after the price dipped, it rebounded slightly in the late trading session, showing strong support at low levels. After a

June 2 Midday Strategy
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June 3 Morning Thoughts
Yesterday, gold prices surged to 4541 resistance and then pulled back for consolidation, currently hovering around 4482 points. Ahead of the non-farm payroll release, market trading is cautious, mainly consolidating within a range. The larger-scale bullish rebound trend remains intact, and intra-day, it is still advisable to position for long positions on dips.
Technical analysis: Gold prices are steadily above the 5-day moving average on the daily chart, with a healthy medium-term rebound pattern; the 4-hour KDJ is turning stronger from low levels, and the MACD green b

6/2 Morning Thoughts
Yesterday, gold ended its previous rally and moved into a correction phase with a pullback. Previously, driven by positive economic data, gold prices surged to high levels, but yesterday the market experienced a significant decline, with London gold falling more than 1.2% in a single day, closing around $4,483. The domestic market also weakened simultaneously, with gold T+D and Shanghai Gold main contracts slightly declining. Short-term market sentiment was dominated by profit-taking among bulls, ending the phase of a one-sided upward trend.
From a technical perspective, t

June 1 Evening Thoughts
The intraday price generally remained within a range, and the key support zone provided in the morning was effectively supported after multiple retests. Throughout the day, there were repeated opportunities to grasp the rhythm, and the overall performance was quite ideal. The price encountered resistance near the key resistance level and pulled back, then quickly recovered after retesting, clearly feeling the buying strength below, and the overall movement rhythm fully aligned with our morning plan of range trading.
The overall news sentiment is relatively stable, with

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6.1 Gold Midday Thoughts
This morning, gold generally moved higher before reversing and consolidating, with an upward push to around 4545 after a dip and stabilization in the early session. Subsequently, the bullish momentum weakened, and prices faced continued resistance at high levels, leading to a decline, with the midday session around 4506. At the start of the week, market trading was cautious, with geopolitical positives supporting the gold price bottom, but the cooling of the Fed's rate cut expectations limited upward potential, resulting in a tug-of-war between bulls and bears.
From a

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Affected by the tug-of-war over the Strait of Hormuz situation, gold prices today experienced intense battles between bulls and bears, mainly remaining in a high-level oscillation with an unclear trend.
Geopolitical risk aversion provided support, but rising oil prices pushed inflation expectations higher, suppressing the upward space for gold prices.
In the short term, it is slightly weak, falling back to the support zone of 4510–4518 in the early trading session, with clear buying support, and after stopping the decline, there is a slight rebound and correction demand.
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May 31st Gold Sees a Rebound After Hitting a Bottom This Week—Will Next Week Rise or Fall?
This week, gold broadly put in a bottoming-out and rebound recovery, completing the switch between the bullish and bearish positioning. At the start of the week, driven by hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, rate-hike expectations heated up; the US dollar and US Treasury yields strengthened, and gold remained under persistent pressure and moved lower. On Thursday, gold touched around 4365, meeting double strong support; supported by the 200-day moving average and medium- to long-term trendlin

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The price holds the key support level, and the downward momentum continues to weaken. Short-term buying pressure is increasing, and a rebound trend is emerging. The current market focus is shifting upward, with limited downside space for the bears. Continuing to hold positions may lead to losses, and the risk-reward ratio is relatively low. It is advisable to exit early to avoid choppy markets and reverse trend risks. $BTC $ETH $XAUT

5/28 Morning Thoughts
Yesterday’s gold bearish setup was perfectly fulfilled. During the day, price dropped like a waterfall from the 4527 high, falling all the way to the 4401 low. The single-day decline was extremely strong. Currently, gold has stabilized around 4456 and has entered a low-range consolidation and repair phase, but the overall bearish big trend has not changed. The correction is not a reversal—do not blindly try to catch the bottom.
From the one-hour chart structure, price has continued to remain under pressure below the Bollinger middle band of 4467. The Bollinger Bands are g

Gold Morning Analysis
Recently, gold has been fluctuating within a narrow range at high levels, with the bulls and bears gradually cooling off. Yesterday, the gold price consistently moved back and forth between 4550 and 4580, with continued consolidation during the Asian and European sessions. The US session was quiet with reduced trading volume, and overall, the market is in a stage of building momentum for an upward move, maintaining a strong bullish pattern.
From the chart perspective, after a short-term pullback, support remains solid. The 15-minute Bollinger Bands are continuously narrow

Gold Afternoon Market Analysis
This morning, gold in the Asian session opened slightly higher with oscillations, attempting to test the key resistance level at 4580. After the bullish momentum weakened, it quickly fell back under pressure. By midday, it stabilized around 4555 with narrow fluctuations, showing a pattern of rising and falling, with high-level correction and oscillation. Overall, the bulls and bears are relatively balanced for the day.
The overall news sentiment is predominantly bullish, as global central banks continue to increase their gold holdings, providing long-term support

Gold Next Monday Trend Analysis
Looking back at the recent overall trend of gold: it has continued to consolidate with persistent volatility at high levels, and the price repeatedly pulls back and shakes out positions. The small decline after the prior push to higher levels is a normal technical correction, mainly digesting short-term floating chips. The overall bullish structure remains intact; the mid-term upward rhythm has not changed. There is no reversal signal— the market is building momentum and waiting for the next round of upside breakout.
At present, the market has abundant and conti

5:22 Gold Morning Market Analysis
Yesterday, gold printed a reversal after probing the lows and rebounded. The signals of bottoming and stabilization were clear. During the day, gold first drifted lower in a weaker tone. After it touched a new intraday low of $4453, concentrated dip-buying emerged at low levels, driving a strong rebound in gold prices.
Ultimately, the gold price regained most of its intraday losses and closed above 4540. The daily candle formed a long lower shadow, indicating strong support beneath and a clear slowdown in the short-term downward pace. A slight pullback in the

Gold Evening Outlook: High-level Fluctuation Slightly Weak, 4500 Level Determines Strength or Weakness
Gold remains in a high-level fluctuation with a slight weakness in the evening. It surged to around 4570 at the opening in the morning but faced resistance and pulled back. During midday, it continued to test support at 4510-4520, showing a pattern of rising and falling to recover, with bulls and bears evenly matched, resulting in limited volatility.
The daily chart closed lower, with declining momentum at high levels and increased selling pressure; the hourly chart shows clear range-bound os

5:21 Morning Analysis
Yesterday, gold generally showed a bottoming out and rebound trend, with intraday pressure causing a deep correction, and the price dipped to a low of around 4450, significantly refreshing recent lows. After the decline, the market did not continue the bearish weakness, but quickly rebounded in the late session, recovering most of the losses, and ultimately closed around 4540. The daily chart shows a long lower shadow candlestick, indicating strong support below and that the selling pressure has been fully released.
This morning, the market continues the overnight correct

5.15 Gold Morning Analysis
Gold overall weakened with oscillations yesterday, repeatedly consolidating during the day, then breaking down directly after the New York session. The daily chart closed with a long upper shadow bearish candle, clearly showing heavy resistance above.
From a technical pattern perspective, the short-term trend on the daily chart leans toward bearish, but the weekly chart still shows a bottoming rebound structure, and the medium-term bullish trend has not been broken. Therefore, today do not blindly chase large declines; the overall approach should focus on range-bound