3.25 Gold short-term operation technical analysis suggestions

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On Tuesday (March 25), the spot gold market showed a trend of consolidation under the interweaving of multiple factors.

Fundamental analysis: the game between policy expectations and risk sentiment

1. The expectation of the Fed's interest rate cut dominates the market sentiment

2. The suppression of risk aversion demand by risk events

3. Short-term disturbance of macroeconomic data

Technical analysis:

The current price fluctuates narrowly in the range of 3000-3033 US dollars. As the upper edge of the transaction concentration area in the past three months, 3000 US dollars has become a battleground for long and short positions. If the daily closing price effectively falls below this position, technical selling may push the price down to the support area of ​​2982-2978 US dollars, or even test 2956 US dollars (the support of the previous breakthrough position conversion). On the contrary, if the price stands at 3033 US dollars (overnight high), it is expected to challenge the historical high of 3057-3058 US dollars set last week, and a new round of upward space will be opened after the breakthrough.

Resistance: 25 30 40

Support: 18 08 3000
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Bollinger Bands: The upper track of the daily Bollinger Bands is $3,048, the middle track is $3,023, and the lower track is $3,000. The current price is running above the middle track, and the medium-term trend is still bullish. However, the Bollinger Bands are in a closing shape, and the distance between the upper and lower tracks has shrunk by 23% compared with the previous week, indicating that volatility has decreased and the market has entered the accumulation stage before choosing a direction.

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