Gold Price Forecast and Technical Analysis Today

Gold (XAU/USD) surges above $3,530 toward record highs as Fed rate cut expectations, safe-haven demand, and tariff concerns fuel bullish momentum.

Gold broke above $3,600 with strong volume on Tuesday, confirming a bullish breakout from an ascending triangle and targeting the $3,800 level.

Gold surged toward $3,500 on Tuesday, breaking resistance as speculators fuel momentum while long-term investors continue to see it as a hedge against inflation.

Gold is poised for volatility in September 2025 as traders eye the Fed’s rate decision, with $3,500 acting as major resistance and dips remaining attractive buys.

The past week of gold trading was crucial in strengthening the bullish outlook for the gold price index.

Gold is testing the $3,400 resistance as bullish momentum strengthens, with technicals pointing toward $3,460 and possibly $3,500 if the breakout holds.

Gold (XAU/USD) continues to push higher, with $3,500 as the key breakout level that could open the door to $3,800 in the weeks ahead.

Gold (XAU/USD) trades near $3380, supported by Fed independence concerns, tariffs, and safe-haven demand, with $3400 as the key breakout target.

Gold continues to consolidate in an ascending triangle, with $3,500 resistance in focus and the 50-day EMA providing strong support for a bullish breakout.

Gold prices remain range-bound, but strong support and Fed rate cut expectations keep the $3,500 breakout target in play.

Gold prices climbed toward $3,400 after Powell’s dovish tone fueled rate cut bets, with technicals pointing bullish but risks tied to PCE and Fed policy ahead.

Gold continues to find support at the 50-Day EMA, with bulls eyeing $3,500 resistance while $3,200 remains the key level that could shift the trend.

Gold (XAU/USD) slips to $3,335 support as the dollar strengthens, with traders eyeing Jackson Hole for Fed policy signals and key levels at $3,310–$3,410.

Gold bounced off the 50-Day EMA, with bullish momentum aiming for $3,500 while $3,300 and $3,200 remain key downside supports.

The gold price index has fallen to a three-week low, with losses taking it to the $3311 support level. Before this decline, we had advised on the live trading recommendations page to close the buy recommendation for gold at the current profit to avoid further selling pressure. The recent drop was fueled by the potential for easing geopolitical tensions and a rising US dollar, both weighing on the yellow metal ahead of the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole Symposium.