Highlights:
Gold (XAU/USD) is trading in a tight range above the critical $3,300 support level, reflecting a cautious tone across the market as traders turn their attention to Friday’s PCE inflation release. Despite ongoing US Dollar weakness, gold failed to extend gains, with risk-on sentiment in equity markets reducing safe-haven demand.
Similarly, silver (XAG/USD) has also entered a consolidation phase after testing support near $35.30. While the weaker dollar offers some cushion, lack of a strong catalyst is keeping bulls on the sidelines for now.
The precious metals market remains highly sensitive to macroeconomic data and Fed policy signals. Traders are closely monitoring the dialogue between President Trump and Fed Chair Powell. Concerns about Fed independence and rising speculation around a possible September rate cut continue to influence sentiment.
The spotlight now shifts to the US Core PCE Price Index, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, due Friday. A softer reading could revive rate cut expectations and accelerate gains in both gold and silver. Conversely, stronger inflation could delay Fed easing and limit any bullish breakout.
Gold is hovering near the $3,300 mark, supported by the 50-day SMA. The metal remains inside a larger ascending triangle formation.
Gold is consolidating inside a descending channel. Price action suggests a potential rally if $3,400 is broken.
Silver remains firm after bouncing from the $35 area. Price is currently consolidating near $36.00 with upside potential.
The price is consolidating near key resistance at $37.30. A breakout above this level would signal a bullish extension toward $38 and beyond.
The DXY remains under pressure, trading below both the 50-day SMA and the key 98.00 support level.
The index is locked in a descending channel with repeated failures to reclaim the 99.30 zone. Continued weakness toward 95.00 may reinforce further USD declines.
Gold and silver remain in consolidation mode, with traders awaiting a decisive catalyst from the upcoming US PCE inflation data. A dovish signal from the Fed could send both metals soaring, while a hawkish tone may delay the next leg higher. Until then, consolidation zones will define near-term trading setups.
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