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Gold Update Gold is holding above $5,200 as the dollar weakens. Macro bias remains bullish with markets pricing in possible July Fed rate cuts, while ongoing geopolitical tensions between Iran, Israel, and the U.S. continue supporting safe-haven demand. Even though gold dipped earlier this week, the overall structure never broke. As long as $5,150 holds, the bullish bias remains intact. CPI tomorrow will be the key catalyst that could drive the next move.

Gold is still bullish from the macro side. Geopolitical tensions remain elevated with ongoing conflict involving Iran, Israel, and other groups across the Middle East. That risk-off environment continues to support gold overall. This week we didn’t see a massive rally though — instead we saw profit taking, with price dipping into the 5050s before buyers stepped back in. Right now gold is stabilizing, with support around the 5060s and resistance near the 5140s. The big catalyst tomorrow is NFP at 8:30 AM (along with unemployment and retail sales), which could bring major volatility.

Fundamentals remain bullish. Middle East tensions are still elevated — nothing has changed there. Today’s drop looked more like capital rotating into USD, yields, not a shift in gold’s macro outlook. Now price is starting to show signs of recovery, but price must remain the $5070ss to stay bullish from technical standpoint. As long as price holds above 5100, bullish structure remains intact. Below 5150 and especially below 5060 is where things turn more bearish.

Gold Update Gold is still bullish overall. We’re seeing a healthy pullback (around 50%) within the uptrend. 4173 is key support so if we hold above that can keep the structure intact on intraday TimeFrame. Watch if sellers push strong below that zone. If price cannot reject then that will invalidate that idea. Price has to reject/ exhaust at that zone to continue validating that bias. Fundamentally nothing has changed. US–Iran tensions and tariff threats continue to support safe-haven demand.

https://youtu.be/XvbltylG1bg Strong jobs data. Bullish dollar. So why is gold still holding structure? There’s a macro shift happening and most traders are focused on the wrong thing. Full breakdown here: • NFP reaction • Safe haven flows • Where gold goes next

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Gold is still strong. Higher timeframes are clearly bullish, and intraday we’re still printing higher highs and higher lows. Nothing has structurally broken yet. If price starts to break back below $5045, expect chop. If momentum holds, continuation to the upside is still the cleaner scenario. Right now it really comes down to the labor data. If we keep seeing signs of a weakening labor market, the dollar should feel pressure and gold can stay supported.

https://youtu.be/vz2dfQaqqMk New video uploaded. Breaking down Gold through macro context + technical structure, especially with the recent geopolitical headlines. Watch full breakdown on my YouTube 🔥

Most traders focus only on charts and miss why price is actually moving. Every move you see is a reaction to information in the background. Right now, Gold is being driven by a mix of central bank decisions, economic data, and geopolitical risk. When uncertainty is high, Gold tends to stay supported as we are seeing now. Gold for now is more bullish and will remain so as long we price stays above $5035 and breaks above highs at $5080.

Yesterday Gold was clearly still showing a ton of downside momentum. This morning we then saw optimistic US data help Gold push lower into the $4600s, but that didnt last very long. Price created a low at $4600 and bounced from that area leading to a shift in structure and we are now showing more buyers in action. With price breaking above $4890 resistance it gives us a clear indication that buyers are strong and we can remain bullish even if price were to pullback into the lows at $4600s. Be on the lookout for any pullbacks for buying opportunities and watch for breakouts above highs at the $4850s.

Gold continues to stay strong as geopolitical tensions keep uncertainty high. From a fundamental perspective, there’s still nothing pushing back against the move, and price keeps holding near highs. The dollar also took a hit recently, breaking down from a key range, which adds more support to Gold. This is how price looks on the 15m timeframe👀

TRADERS FOUNDATION GROUP pinned «https://youtu.be/tMBVuiRkrLU Gold has been pushing past all-time highs and if you arent aware of the fundamentals impacting Gold, then you are simply behind! In this video I go over some of the recent events pushing Gold past all-time highs. Make sure to…»

https://youtu.be/tMBVuiRkrLU Gold has been pushing past all-time highs and if you arent aware of the fundamentals impacting Gold, then you are simply behind! In this video I go over some of the recent events pushing Gold past all-time highs. Make sure to watch and stay up to date🔥 Good luck trading this week!

Gold just pushed over 300+ pips after breaking above previous all- time highs🔥 Trade tension headlines are keeping Gold supported right now. It’s not about tariffs themselves — it’s the uncertainty they create. When escalation is the story and there’s no clear deal in sight, money leans toward safety. You can see the difference in equities too. ES / SPY have been more hesitant, while Gold keeps holding strength. If we start getting real signs of de-escalation, that support can disappear fast and Gold could pull back hard. This is why watching price reaction matters more than reacting to headlines. We break this type of context down daily inside Traders Foundation Group so people don’t get lost chasing news.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQC88pTr6sg Gold isn’t moving randomly. Politics + headlines are driving the flow right now. I broke down what matters and what to watch next. Have a great trading week!

U.S. Retail Sales is coming up and it mainly impacts the USD. Strong consumer data usually supports the dollar. Weak data raises growth concerns and can pressure the dollar. Watch out for the reactions on both Gold and DXY.

What this means: The U.S. telling citizens to leave Iran is a serious escalation signal. This kind of warning usually comes before things potentially get worse, not after. It doesn’t mean war is guaranteed — but it tells markets that risk in the region is rising, and uncertainty just increased.