- US-China Tariff easing softend safe haven demand for Gold.
- Dollar strength plays heavy for Gold Bulls.
- Gold attracts buyers on dips at $3120 and reclaims $3200
- Stability above $3200 is positive for Bulls.
- Immediate resistance sits at $3234 and Support at $3180
Gold strong drop to $3120 attracted buyers as rebound rally reclaimed the psychological zone $3200 reaching $3211
Immediate hurdle sits at overhead resistance $3215 which bulls need to clear for next resistance $3234 followed by 4 hourly 50 EMA $3260 and 100 SMA $3290
If the metal witnesses retracement below $3200-$3180, some more downside move may expose $3170-$3160
Price action is moving within a broad ascending channel and decisive break above $3290 will open the way to a strong bullish rally towards major resistance positioned at channel resistance $3390
The views of the article are based on price action studies, technical analysis and chart-based studies. The author does not hold positions on items he writes about. The views expressed are for educational purposes and are not trading advice.
Recommended Content
Editors’ Picks

EUR/USD holds ground above 1.1500 ahead of Fed rate decision
EUR/USD posts small gains above 1.1500 in European trading on Wednesday. Traders cash in on the latest US Dollar upswing heading into the US Federal Reserve policy announcements due later in the day, supporting the pair's rebound. ECB-speak and mid-tier US data are awaited.

GBP/USD clings to gains near 1.3450 after UK CPI data
GBP/USD clings to small recovery gains near 1.3450 in the European session on Wednesday following Tuesday's sharp decline. The data from the UK showed that the annual CPI inflation edged lower to 3.4%, as expected. Later in the day, the Fed will announce monetary policy decisions.

Gold price extends the range play as traders keenly await Fed rate decision
Gold price reverses an Asian session dip and refreshes daily high in the last hour, though it struggles to capitalize on the move beyond the $3,400 mark. Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, along with persistent trade-related uncertainties, continue to weigh on investors' sentiment and act as a tailwind for the metal.

Federal Reserve expected to stand pat as markets look for hints of potential interest rate cuts
Market participants widely anticipate the US central bank to leave policy settings unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, after cutting the interest rate by 25 basis points (bps) to the 4.25%-4.50% range in December.

Chinese data suggests economy on track to hit 2025 growth target
China's May data was mixed with strong retail sales, but soft readings on fixed-asset investment and property price. Overall, though, data suggests that China remains on track to achieve its growth target in the first half of 2025.