Zelensky spoke up, saying they are ready to accept negotiations led by the United States. After fighting for so long, finally someone is willing to sit down and talk.
For the market, this signal isn’t complicated—risk-off sentiment is cooling.
$XAU is now around 4135, basically unchanged over the past 24 hours, down 0.23%. But with geopolitics, the “premium” withdraws faster than it rises. Once negotiation expectations are firmly established, the first wave of pullback in gold can’t be avoided. Personally, I think we should see whether the 4100 level can hold; if it breaks, then look toward 4050.
$CL is even more interesting. At 89.97, down 1.28%. If Russian oil exports ease because negotiation expectations have loosened, pressure on the supply side will ease as well, and oil prices would still need to grind lower. 88 is short-term support—watch it closely.
My trading is simple: I won’t chase shorts on $XAU ; I’ll only act after confirming there is real progress in the talks. For $CL , if it rebounds, I’ll try a small short position; my stop-loss is set above 91.
In negotiations, pulling back and forth is the norm—don’t rush to go all-in on one side.
#Gold
For the market, this signal isn’t complicated—risk-off sentiment is cooling.
$XAU is now around 4135, basically unchanged over the past 24 hours, down 0.23%. But with geopolitics, the “premium” withdraws faster than it rises. Once negotiation expectations are firmly established, the first wave of pullback in gold can’t be avoided. Personally, I think we should see whether the 4100 level can hold; if it breaks, then look toward 4050.
$CL is even more interesting. At 89.97, down 1.28%. If Russian oil exports ease because negotiation expectations have loosened, pressure on the supply side will ease as well, and oil prices would still need to grind lower. 88 is short-term support—watch it closely.
My trading is simple: I won’t chase shorts on $XAU ; I’ll only act after confirming there is real progress in the talks. For $CL , if it rebounds, I’ll try a small short position; my stop-loss is set above 91.
In negotiations, pulling back and forth is the norm—don’t rush to go all-in on one side.
#Gold
