Market News:
At the end of 2025, the global spot gold market experienced an unprecedented and frenzied surge. London gold prices repeatedly broke records, international gold prices broke through the $4500 mark, and domestic brand gold jewelry prices even surpassed $1400 for the first time. Rongtong gold prices also broke through the $1000 mark! Escalating geopolitical tensions are maintaining demand for safe-haven assets, providing continued support for gold. Multiple factors, including expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and a weakening dollar, coupled with strong industrial demand and active central bank buying, have propelled the entire gold market into a super bull market mode! The recent surge also reflects a year-end adjustment before the long holidays. Although profit-taking at higher levels may trigger short-term consolidation, the overall trend remains positive. Wednesday is Christmas Eve, and most European and American markets are closed or have closed early. Thursday is Christmas Day, and markets are closed all day with no major economic data releases. Thin trading could lead to significant volatility or short-term profit-taking risks.
Technical Analysis:
Gold maintained its strong buying momentum, continuing to refresh historical highs. The daily chart maintains a strong bullish structure, the buying trend remains intact, the moving average system maintains a golden cross and upward opening, and the RSI indicator has reached a high of 80. Short-term hourly and four-hour charts continue the breakout with increasing volume, the price is trading along the 10-day moving average and the upper Bollinger Band, constantly refreshing historical highs. The only thing to do is follow the market trend and trade with the trend. Avoid trying to guess the top and maintain the trading strategy of buying on dips. In the Asian morning, gold continued its strong performance. The 1-hour chart is still clearly driven by buying, the moving averages are diverging in a bullish direction, and pullbacks are consistently and quickly corrected, indicating that the current phase is not the end of the trend but an acceleration phase within a strong uptrend. The price stabilizing around 4500 is essentially a second rise after the previous consolidation, and the trend has not been broken. However, it should be noted that after the continuous rise, short-term divergence has begun to accumulate. At this level, the key to judgment is not "whether it will fall," but whether there is still room for another rise during a pullback. As long as the pullback doesn't result in uncontrolled volume spikes, the overall trend remains a consolidation within a strong uptrend.
Gold Trading Strategy:
Buy gold at 4475-4480 (short-term), stop-loss at 4460, target 4520-4550;
Sell gold at 4560-4565 (short-term), stop-loss at 4580, target 4500-4480.
Key Levels:
First Support: 4498, Second Support: 4470, Third Support: 4452
First Resistance: 4537, Second Resistance: 4568, Third Resistance: 4590
At the end of 2025, the global spot gold market experienced an unprecedented and frenzied surge. London gold prices repeatedly broke records, international gold prices broke through the $4500 mark, and domestic brand gold jewelry prices even surpassed $1400 for the first time. Rongtong gold prices also broke through the $1000 mark! Escalating geopolitical tensions are maintaining demand for safe-haven assets, providing continued support for gold. Multiple factors, including expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut and a weakening dollar, coupled with strong industrial demand and active central bank buying, have propelled the entire gold market into a super bull market mode! The recent surge also reflects a year-end adjustment before the long holidays. Although profit-taking at higher levels may trigger short-term consolidation, the overall trend remains positive. Wednesday is Christmas Eve, and most European and American markets are closed or have closed early. Thursday is Christmas Day, and markets are closed all day with no major economic data releases. Thin trading could lead to significant volatility or short-term profit-taking risks.
Technical Analysis:
Gold maintained its strong buying momentum, continuing to refresh historical highs. The daily chart maintains a strong bullish structure, the buying trend remains intact, the moving average system maintains a golden cross and upward opening, and the RSI indicator has reached a high of 80. Short-term hourly and four-hour charts continue the breakout with increasing volume, the price is trading along the 10-day moving average and the upper Bollinger Band, constantly refreshing historical highs. The only thing to do is follow the market trend and trade with the trend. Avoid trying to guess the top and maintain the trading strategy of buying on dips. In the Asian morning, gold continued its strong performance. The 1-hour chart is still clearly driven by buying, the moving averages are diverging in a bullish direction, and pullbacks are consistently and quickly corrected, indicating that the current phase is not the end of the trend but an acceleration phase within a strong uptrend. The price stabilizing around 4500 is essentially a second rise after the previous consolidation, and the trend has not been broken. However, it should be noted that after the continuous rise, short-term divergence has begun to accumulate. At this level, the key to judgment is not "whether it will fall," but whether there is still room for another rise during a pullback. As long as the pullback doesn't result in uncontrolled volume spikes, the overall trend remains a consolidation within a strong uptrend.
Gold Trading Strategy:
Buy gold at 4475-4480 (short-term), stop-loss at 4460, target 4520-4550;
Sell gold at 4560-4565 (short-term), stop-loss at 4580, target 4500-4480.
Key Levels:
First Support: 4498, Second Support: 4470, Third Support: 4452
First Resistance: 4537, Second Resistance: 4568, Third Resistance: 4590
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