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The current movements in gold indicate a technical corrective phase within a broader uptrend, as the price tests a key demand zone that could determine the next direction. From my perspective, holding above these levels supports the likelihood of a rebound and a gradual move toward higher targets, backed by the oversold conditions evident in momentum indicators. Conversely, a break below this zone could open the way for a deeper correction toward lower support levels before the uptrend resumes. Silver, on the other hand, remains more sensitive to volatility, with the potential to move within a wide range reflecting diverging economic expectations. Overall, I see the market in a critical phase that requires clear price confirmation before favoring the next directional move.
Amid the current volatility, I don’t see what’s happening in gold as a bearish trend so much as a smart liquidity repositioning. Holding above the current demand zones could restore momentum toward the highs, while a break below them would give the market a deeper opportunity to reprice before any sustainable upward move.
The daily chart for gold (XAUUSD) shows that the price is currently in a clear corrective phase after failing to hold above the recent high near 5400, entering an organized downward wave that retested key Fibonacci levels. From my perspective, breaking the 0.618 level and moving toward the 0.786 zone reflects short-term bullish momentum weakness, especially with a price structure resembling a corrective (ABC) pattern. Additionally, the price consolidating within the shaded area indicates a critical demand zone that could determine the next directional move.
I see the current zone between 4550 and 4450 as an important market equilibrium point, where horizontal support intersects with a deep Fibonacci retracement, increasing the likelihood of a technical rebound toward 5100 and then 5300 if clear buying momentum emerges. The positive scenario I favor requires the price to hold above this zone, supported by improvements in momentum indicators, which currently show an oversold condition, potentially driving the price to retest the 0.382 and 0.236 Fibonacci levels in the short term.
On the other hand, the negative scenario cannot be ignored: a clear break below 4450 would confirm the continuation of the correction toward 4220 as the first target, potentially extending to 4000 if selling pressure accelerates. In my view, the overall trend remains bullish in the medium term as long as the price trades above the ascending moving average, but the short-term phase is sensitive and requires clear price confirmation before taking any new positions.
Supports: 4450 – 4220 – 4000
Resistances: 4800 – 5100 – 5400.
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Rania Gule
Market Analyst
A market analyst and member of the Research Team for the Arab region at XS.com, with diplomas in business management and market economics. Since 2006, she has specialized in technical, fundamental, and economic analysis of financial markets. Known for her economic reports and analyses, she covers financial assets, market news, and company evaluations. She has managed finance departments in brokerage firms, supervised master's theses, and developed professional analysis tools.
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