Gold recovers from the decline of the news

☘️Fundamental Analysis
Gold prices regained momentum in Asian trading on Thursday, reversing some of the previous day's sharp decline from a record high. The risk of a wider conflict in the Middle East, along with growing acceptance that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will begin its rate-cutting cycle in September, became key factors providing some support to the precious metal.

Meanwhile, expectations of a July rise in US consumer prices have forced investors to scale back their expectations for more aggressive policy easing. This has led to a further recovery in US Treasury yields, supporting the US dollar (USD) on an overnight rebound from a monthly low and could act as a drag on gold prices amid a generally positive risk-on sentiment.

☘️Technical Analysis
From a technical perspective, the overnight low, around the 2,438-2,436 region, now looks to protect the downside ahead of the $2,424 region or the weekly low hit on Monday. Some follow-through selling could leave Gold vulnerable to further weakness below the $2,400 level.

Meanwhile, the oscillators on the daily chart are holding in positive territory and supporting the bullish outlook. That said, any further upside move is likely to face some resistance near the $2,471-2,472 region ahead of the $2,483-2,484 region or the all-time high hit in July. A further rally above the psychological $2,500 mark would confirm a breakout through the wide trading range.

You should pay attention to the EMA critical zone around 2420, and pay attention to the zones for long-term gold BUY signals in the context of many economic and political fluctuations. Although gold has decreased, the RSI index is still in the positive zone and shows that the buyers are ready to return at any time.

SELL zone 2459 - 2461 stoploss 2465
SELL zone 2469 - 2471 stoploss 2475
BUY zone 2443 - 2441 stoploss 2437
BUY zone 2426 - 2324 stoploss 2420

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Gold reverses below $2,500 amid profit-taking, as a key week kicks in
Gold price is trading below $2,500 in the Asian session on Monday, retreating from fresh record highs of $2,510. Markets resort to profit-taking, gearing up for US S&P Global PMIs, Fed Minutes and Fed Chair Powell's speech this week for fresh policy cues. Mid-East concerns could cap Gold's downside.