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April 29th Gold Morning Latest Trend Analysis and Trading Reference
The four-hour timeframe for gold shows a very clear bearish trend, forming a double top pattern and pulling back. It is currently under continuous pressure at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, weakening along the lower band. The bearish momentum is not diminishing at all, and the MACD remains in a weak downward trend. Even if there is a short-term rebound, the space is extremely limited. The overall bearish pattern is clear.
Revisiting the fundamental influences, the Middle East crisis, while supporting oil prices, indir

April 28th Gold Morning Latest Trends and Trading References
Recent gold market movements, I believe everyone has seen clearly; overall, it has been oscillating within a high-range zone, with bulls and bears tugging back and forth, and no clear trend emerging for now. Under this kind of movement, we should honestly trade within the range, selling high and buying low, strictly following key levels for operations.
Here are some ideas for your reference:
If the market pulls back, falling to the support zone of 4650-4660, and the price stabilizes, you can gradually buy the dip to build long positi

The idea remains the same, short positions can be taken in batches within the 4730-4750 range, sequentially watching 4710, 4790, 4670#XAU

April 21 Gold Morning Latest Trends and Trading References
From the current market rhythm, the market first sharply declined to around 4737, then experienced a quick rebound reaching as high as 4833, just hitting the target level for the long position given yesterday. This morning's oscillation downward has now returned to around 4820.
This rally is more indicative of an oversold correction and should not be seen as a trend reversal. Overall, it remains in the consolidation correction phase after the previous decline, with resistance levels gradually becoming apparent. In the short term, the 4

Today’s gold news
Focus on tonight’s U.S. manufacturing and real estate, as well as import prices—several key economic data releases that may again impact U.S. stocks and rates.
Meanwhile, tonight’s focus is the Federal Reserve Beige Book, the shock from tariffs and U.S.-Iran tensions, and inflation expectations—thereby continuing to affect the Fed’s decisions. Tonight’s remarks may once again release expectations for future policies.
Trump has changed his stance again, and global stock markets are broadly higher—contrasting sharply with last year’s arrogance.
After March, Trump seems