Yu Hao 6.12 Evening Analysis on Gold

Recently, the geopolitical risk premium that previously drove gold prices up has basically faded away, and market sentiment has returned to rationality. At the same time, expectations of the Fed maintaining high interest rates continue to suppress gold's valuation space, creating a bearish macro environment for gold prices in the medium to long term. Currently, the market lacks new strong bullish catalysts, and any rebounds are more due to technical corrections, making it hard to establish a trending bullish market.

From a chart perspective, gold prices have pulled back from the high of 4595, touching a low near 4024 before bouncing back. Currently, the daily Bollinger Bands have shifted from opening to flattening, with prices oscillating around the middle band. The candlestick bodies are interleaved, showing increasing divergence between bulls and bears. Although the long-term downtrend has not been reversed, the pace of decline has clearly slowed down, and short-term volatility is converging, indicating that the market has entered a typical low-level consolidation phase rather than a trend reversal.

Overall, gold prices are likely to continue in a range-bound consolidation pattern in the short term, with clear upper and lower bounds. The key resistance zone above is located at 4260-4280, while the important support band below is in the range of 4180-4200.

Trading Advice:
Short in the 4260-4280 range, targeting 4180
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