Gold Daily | Gold Nears One-Week High on Weak U.S. Jobs Data, Fed Rate Cut Hopes Boost Market
Friday, Sep 6, 2024 8:00 am ET
1min read 【Latest Gold Price and Recent Trends】
Gold prices are hovering near a one-week high at $2,515 per ounce, set for a weekly gain of 0.6% driven by weak U.S. employment data and falling real yields, influencing market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
【Technical Analysis】
In the daily chart, gold rebounded from the support zone near $2,480 and is trading near the range top. Resistance is at $2,530, with short-term risks if U.S. data is strong. The 4-hour chart shows a trading range between $2,480 and $2,530, with key focus on the non-farm payroll report. The 1-hour chart suggests potential buying if prices break the downtrend line, with significant market reaction expected to the employment report.
【Market Sentiment and Economic Background】
The gold rally is driven by weak U.S. job data, which has led to a dovish market stance. The ADP report showed the lowest private-sector job growth since January 2021, pressuring the dollar and boosting gold. The Fed's potential rate cut of 50 basis points is increasingly expected by markets. The economic sentiment is cautious, with investors awaiting the crucial non-farm payroll report for further direction. The dollar weakness and lower U.S. Treasury yields continue to support gold prices amidst ongoing economic uncertainties.
【Analyst Opinions】
Analysts from various institutions indicate a cautiously bullish outlook for gold. Haresh Menghani of FXStreet notes that gold remains supported near its weekly high, driven by a dovish Fed and recession concerns. Exinity Group expects gold to reach new highs if the U.S. unemployment rate remains at July's high of 4.3%. Windsor Brokers suggest that disappointing non-farm employment data could lead to new historical highs for gold. However, the market remains vigilant for significant employment data that could impact the Fed's rate decision.
Gold prices are hovering near a one-week high at $2,515 per ounce, set for a weekly gain of 0.6% driven by weak U.S. employment data and falling real yields, influencing market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
【Technical Analysis】
In the daily chart, gold rebounded from the support zone near $2,480 and is trading near the range top. Resistance is at $2,530, with short-term risks if U.S. data is strong. The 4-hour chart shows a trading range between $2,480 and $2,530, with key focus on the non-farm payroll report. The 1-hour chart suggests potential buying if prices break the downtrend line, with significant market reaction expected to the employment report.
【Market Sentiment and Economic Background】
The gold rally is driven by weak U.S. job data, which has led to a dovish market stance. The ADP report showed the lowest private-sector job growth since January 2021, pressuring the dollar and boosting gold. The Fed's potential rate cut of 50 basis points is increasingly expected by markets. The economic sentiment is cautious, with investors awaiting the crucial non-farm payroll report for further direction. The dollar weakness and lower U.S. Treasury yields continue to support gold prices amidst ongoing economic uncertainties.
【Analyst Opinions】
Analysts from various institutions indicate a cautiously bullish outlook for gold. Haresh Menghani of FXStreet notes that gold remains supported near its weekly high, driven by a dovish Fed and recession concerns. Exinity Group expects gold to reach new highs if the U.S. unemployment rate remains at July's high of 4.3%. Windsor Brokers suggest that disappointing non-farm employment data could lead to new historical highs for gold. However, the market remains vigilant for significant employment data that could impact the Fed's rate decision.
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