On Wednesday, gold prices edged higher, mainly driven by the U.S. Dollar Index hovering near a one-week low and depressed U.S. Treasury yields, which enhanced purchasing power for non-U.S. dollar investors. The market remained focused on the Middle East situation, as the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran still held uncertainties. However, with the temporary de-escalation of conflicts between the two sides, the geopolitical risk premium that previously boosted gold gradually dissipated, and safe-haven funds continued to flow out of the gold market, limiting the upside space for gold prices.
Technically, gold’s daily chart formed a large bearish candle, notching the seventh consecutive weekly decline, which significantly disrupted the recent bullish structure. Current market sentiment is clearly skewed toward bearishness. After last night’s sharp decline, a technical correction may occur today, but the horizontal high at 3,347 has become a key resistance level. Failure to break through this level will maintain short-term selling pressure. On the downside, focus on the 3,300 support zone — if breached, it may trigger further declines toward the previous low of 3,290.
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