By RoboForex Analytical Department
The price of gold fell below 3,300 USD per troy ounce on Friday, closing the week with a loss of approximately 1%.
Key drivers behind gold’s movement
Investors remain cautious ahead of today’s US PCE inflation report, which could offer fresh clues on potential Federal Reserve rate adjustments.
On Thursday, gold prices gained nearly 1% after an appeals court temporarily upheld tariffs imposed during Donald Trump’s presidency. This followed a ruling by a US trade court a day earlier, which had blocked the tariffs, deeming their implementation unlawful.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly reiterated that the Fed could still deliver two rate cuts this year, as projected in March. However, she emphasised that rates must hold steady for now to achieve the 2% inflation target.
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Gold faced volatility in May as global risk sentiment improved, reducing demand for safe-haven assets. Hopes of a resolution in US trade disputes spurred investors back into equity markets.
Technical analysis: XAU/USD
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Conclusion
Gold’s near-term direction hinges on breakouts from the current range, with technical indicators suggesting further volatility ahead.
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