Gold hourly chart: Overnight, gold bottomed out and rebounded, trending higher. Today, supported by 5120, it continued its upward momentum in the Asian session, reaching a high of around 5190. Subsequently, it traded sideways between 5150 and 5190 during the European session.

Gold prices have recently shown a somewhat volatile and weakening trend, especially against the backdrop of a sharp rise in oil prices, leading to a tug-of-war between bulls and bears in the gold market. The dramatic fluctuations in oil prices have also caused the US dollar and

Gold has been consolidating within a wide range recently, with a short-term breakout above the 5150 resistance level in the Asian market! If the 5000 level holds, the Asian market strategy is to enter a buy position around 5120-25, with a target of 5170-75! #XAUUSD

The buy signal is valid, and the highest profit has reached 280 points. Traders with heavy positions may choose to reduce their positions! #XAUSD

European market short-term signals: XAUUSD Buy: 5082-85 TP: 5120-25-30 SL: 5070 #XAUUSD

Technical Analysis: Gold prices have shown signs of consolidation after recent gains. The daily chart shows that gold prices previously tested historical highs but have experienced a short-term technical pullback. Key Technical Levels: First Support: $5000 Second Support:

Gold prices staged a dramatic V-shaped reversal last Friday (March 6th): US non-farm payrolls unexpectedly fell by 92,000 jobs in February, far below market expectations of a 59,000 increase, and the unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. This shockingly weak data instantly ignited

Note: The US February seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate, average hourly earnings month-on-month and year-on-year rates, and January retail sales month-on-month rate will be released in ten minutes. #XAUUSD #NFP

Gold prices fell below $5100 again in European markets, and will likely test the $5050 support level before the NFP data release. Enter sell orders on any rebound to $5114-16, TP: 5075! #XAUUSD

Gold is not expected to see significant price movements before the NFP data release. European market signals: Sell: 5125-30, TP: 5115-5105,

Note: NFP data releases today at 8:30 AM EST! Technical Analysis: Gold's price trend remains positive, but a break below the $5,000 threshold could trigger a decline. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates momentum

Amidst heightened global economic and geopolitical uncertainty, while the gold market continues to hold above $5,000 per ounce, it struggles to attract sustained bullish momentum, particularly as the US dollar absorbs some safe-haven inflows. Short-term trading momentum should

Technical analysis suggests gold prices are slightly weak in the short term, with key support at $5100. Gold remains in a consolidation phase in the short term. XAU/USD has retreated from the upper Bollinger Band on the 4-hour chart and is currently fluctuating below the middle

Gold prices rebounded on Wednesday (March 4) amid a rapidly deteriorating geopolitical situation in the Middle East, with spot gold stabilizing around $5,140, ​​a daily gain of nearly 1%, quickly recovering from Tuesday's sharp correction. This rally was directly driven by the

Technical Analysis: After a brief test of the $5,000 level, the technical outlook for gold prices still

In early March 2026, global financial markets were plunged into turmoil. The conflict with Iran entered its fourth day, with the US-Israeli coalition launching a fierce attack on targets within Iran. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard retaliated, closing the Strait of Hormuz and

Technical Analysis: Gold's uptrend remains solid, but price action suggests profit-taking is underway as prices have retreated from a four-week high (over $5400/oz) reached during Monday's European trading session. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates that gold's momentum

The global gold market experienced significant volatility on Monday (March 2nd). Following the US and Israel's military strikes against Iran, geopolitical risks in the Middle East escalated sharply, leading to a massive influx of safe-haven funds into the gold market. This pushed