#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 January 20 Gold Market Analysis



Last night from midnight to early morning was quite interesting — gold prices surged strongly to around 4680 and then slightly retreated with some consolidation, but overall the position remains firmly at a high level. Carefully examining yesterday’s morning performance, after a nearly hundred-point gap up, there was no obvious sharp decline; instead, the market digested the pressure through strong sideways movement. This "only rise, no fall" rhythm essentially reflects how strong the bulls' control is.

Geopolitical tensions combined with tariff disputes have jointly exerted influence, allowing gold to successfully break through key resistance levels. Open interest increased accordingly, and capital inflows accelerated significantly, creating a more optimistic market sentiment.

Looking at the longer-term trend, gold’s safe-haven attributes and asset allocation value continue to rise. Global central banks are continuously increasing their gold holdings, and the Fed’s rate cut expectations are heating up. The downward trend of real interest rates is clear, laying a solid foundation for gold prices. Although liquidity may decrease as the holiday approaches and short-term volatility risks exist, the overall bullish pattern remains unchanged, and each pullback is actually a good opportunity to enter.

On the hourly chart, the middle band of the Bollinger Bands continues to move upward, with the gold price running close to the upper band. The moving average system maintains a bullish arrangement, and the MACD has shown another wave of volume above the zero line, indicating that short-term momentum is still relatively strong. Although there was a pullback during today’s session, the support at 4650 can still hold. As long as it is touched, it’s a good entry point for long positions.

Key points to watch recently are the strength of the 4650 support and whether the 4680 level can be effectively broken through. Based on recent trends and in the absence of sudden major negative news, the market is likely to open high tomorrow morning with an 80% probability. Therefore, maintaining a bullish trading mindset is sufficient.

Trading suggestions: Short gold around 80-90, with targets at 50-30, and a close watch at 10 if it breaks; go long around 50-60, with targets at 80-90, and focus on a breakout above 4700-4710.
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DevChivevip
· 17h ago
4680 here is repeatedly testing, it's getting a bit annoying... Is it true that it will rise another wave? The promised holiday liquidity decline, are the bulls really unable to hold on? The central bank is frantically buying gold, and we retail investors are still debating whether to buy at 4650, haha, feeling a bit hopeless. As soon as the tariff issue came out, gold surged like it was injected with adrenaline; its safe-haven properties are indeed effective. Short sellers must be feeling devastated; everyone who has experienced this "only rising, not falling" feeling knows what it's like. Is 4700 really that difficult? It feels like every day someone is talking about breaking 4700. I'm tired of hearing the logic that the rate cut expectations are heating up; when will it actually materialize? Has the bullish pattern not changed in this wave? Why are you so sure... Could a black swan come tomorrow? The upper band of the Bollinger Bands is so tight; if it gets smashed down, how many points could it drop?
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 17h ago
Damn, does the support level at 4650 really hold? The bulls are really fierce. --- Every time there's a pullback, is it a good time to buy? I feel like it's the other way around... --- The central bank has been accumulating gold; this logic makes sense. --- If 4680 can be broken through, I will add to my position; otherwise, I will continue to observe. --- The decreased liquidity during the holiday makes me a bit nervous. Will there be a sudden drop at that time? --- Running along the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, this pace does look a bit aggressive. --- I remember the 50-60 long position level; waiting for a pullback.
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 17h ago
Around 4680, we're stuck again. It feels like the bulls' momentum is a bit weak this time. How long can the central bank's support hold up? The real interest rate is indeed declining, but if liquidity collapses during the holiday, can the gold price withstand it? It still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance. Wait, how should we interpret the signal that core prices are below expectations? Does this make rate cut expectations even stronger? Gold prices could skyrocket. If the 4650 support can't hold, it might drop straight to 4600. Don't be fooled into thinking "it only rises and never falls." There are plenty of market scammers out there. The bullish pattern hasn't changed; just listen and don't get too excited. Anyway, I’ll wait for a break above 4700 before chasing in. It's easy to get caught if you jump in now.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 17h ago
Here we go again, talking about the bulls' dominance. I believed the same in 2018, and as a result, I went all-in and got trapped for three years. Can 4650 support hold? How did the support level that was said to hold last time turn out? Don't you all have a clue? Every time there's a pullback, it's said to be a good opportunity to buy in. My hard-earned money is gone, everyone, take it easy. If it weren't for the dual support of geopolitics and tariffs, gold prices would have fallen long ago. Essentially, it's still being held up by external forces. The central bank's increased gold holdings are real, but retail investors taking over might not necessarily be a good thing, brothers. Liquidity is decreasing, yet the bullish mindset continues? The night before the holiday, it's easy to get caught in traps. I just want to know what will happen if 4680 can't be broken. Can it fall to 4600? I'm getting older. I'd rather miss out on the gains than experience that feeling of a 50% plunge. Honestly, this pace looks a bit like last year's false prosperity. Better to stay alert.
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 17h ago
4680 this wave of rally is indeed fierce. It seems the bulls have truly gained control this time. Expectations of rate cuts and safe-haven buying, gold really is in high demand. Wait, can 4700 really break? Feels like there's always a final push missing during this period. Liquidity drops before the holiday, don't let there be a flash crash then. I'm convinced by the 50-60 long position, just worried it might be another suppression tactic.
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