#黄金 9.4日 gold afternoon market analysis
Last night, Fed Governor Waller sent a relatively dovish signal. The market’s expectations for a September rate hike fell sharply, and both the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields weakened in tandem, laying the macro groundwork for a gold rebound. Combined with risk-aversion sentiment driven by developments in the Middle East, the bulls have regained control. However, tonight’s NFP is the ultimate verdict. Before the data, keep positions light and stay on the sidelines; only trade in the direction once clarity emerges.
On the daily chart, two consecutive strong bullish candles have decisively reclaimed the 4500 level. The MACD formed a golden cross from low levels, and the red histogram bars expanded in volume—indicating that the short-term bearish structure has been broken. The RSI has shifted into a mildly bullish range, suggesting that short-term bullish momentum has already been established.
Trading suggestions
Do not chase prices in the afternoon. If the market pulls back to 4440–4450 and holds steady, go long. If 4500–4510 is not broken, a short position can be considered. For the long position, place your stop-loss below 4430 and keep your defense measures in place.
Tonight’s NFP is the ultimate test. Keep positions light before the release, and wait for direction to become clear before entering in line with the trend!
Last night, Fed Governor Waller sent a relatively dovish signal. The market’s expectations for a September rate hike fell sharply, and both the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields weakened in tandem, laying the macro groundwork for a gold rebound. Combined with risk-aversion sentiment driven by developments in the Middle East, the bulls have regained control. However, tonight’s NFP is the ultimate verdict. Before the data, keep positions light and stay on the sidelines; only trade in the direction once clarity emerges.
On the daily chart, two consecutive strong bullish candles have decisively reclaimed the 4500 level. The MACD formed a golden cross from low levels, and the red histogram bars expanded in volume—indicating that the short-term bearish structure has been broken. The RSI has shifted into a mildly bullish range, suggesting that short-term bullish momentum has already been established.
Trading suggestions
Do not chase prices in the afternoon. If the market pulls back to 4440–4450 and holds steady, go long. If 4500–4510 is not broken, a short position can be considered. For the long position, place your stop-loss below 4430 and keep your defense measures in place.
Tonight’s NFP is the ultimate test. Keep positions light before the release, and wait for direction to become clear before entering in line with the trend!