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Today’s Gold Price Forecast (January 7)
Overall, gold prices are likely to continue their upward trend today and may test key resistance levels within a certain range.
Fundamentals: Gold’s mid- to long-term bullish outlook remains strong, but in the short term, gold faces technical selling pressure due to fund portfolio adjustments at the beginning of the year.
Saxo Bank noted that this portfolio adjustment could lead to selling pressure on gold worth approximately $5.5 billion. Meanwhile, gold prices have reached record levels and any sensitive reaction to U.S. economic data such as employment and inflation could increase market volatility.
Main price levels:
Upside resistance: first, $4,500 per ounce (an important psychological level that previously caused sharp price declines), and second, the all-time high near $4,550.
Downside Support: The $4,350 to $4,380 price range represents major near-term support. A break above this level could lead to further losses towards $4,250.
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Intraday support level:
The first support level: 4450-4460 area. This was the lowest point of last night’s pullback and is an area where some bullish pullbacks are expected this morning. A break above this level would dampen upward momentum.
Key/strong support levels: 4430-4440 area, and the 4400 psychological level. This is a key dividing line in assessing whether the short-term trend is about to weaken.
To sum up, today’s market may experience a pattern of “consolidating at a high level and seeking breakthroughs”. There are two main possibilities:
Strong trend (slightly higher probability): Gold prices will find support in the $4450-4470 range and repeatedly test the $4500 level.
If market sentiment increases (geopolitical risk aversion or interest rate cut expectations), or if good news stimulates the market, gold prices may actually break through the $4,500 level and potentially rise to $4,520-4,550.
Pullback (caution required): If it falls below the $4,450 support, gold prices may fall to the $4,430-4,400 range.
Such a decline is more likely given market expectations for U.S. employment data and the lack of further escalation in geopolitical tensions.
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