Gold rises post-FOMC; H2 favors selling.

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Gold is rebounding after the FOMC, but the broader macro backdrop still does not support a clean bullish reversal.

The Fed kept rates unchanged and signaled that inflation remains a concern, especially with global energy prices still elevated. That keeps pressure on gold because firmer yields and a stronger USD continue to limit upside momentum.

Market View
H2 structure still leans bearish
Price remains inside a descending channel
The current move looks more like a technical rebound than a confirmed reversal
The nearest key resistance is around 4,648, while the main support sits at 4,518
Key Zones
4,648.521 → main resistance
4,605.934 → intermediate reaction zone
4,568.806 – 4,561.760 → current short-term support
4,518.029 → main support
Trading Plan

If price rebounds but fails below 4,648
→ gold may rotate back toward 4,568 – 4,561

If the 4,568 – 4,561 zone breaks clearly
→ downside may extend toward 4,518

If 4,648 is reclaimed and held
→ the post-FOMC rebound becomes more credible, but for now that is still the secondary scenario

MMFLOW View

A rebound after the FOMC is normal.
But looking at both the chart and the macro backdrop, this is still not a clean bullish chart.

As long as gold stays below 4,648, the current bounce should still be treated as a retest inside a downtrend, not a true breakout.

Bias today: Bearish while below 4,648

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