🔆Concerns over renewed tariffs, coupled with the absence of positive outcomes from the US-Russia peace talks excluding Ukraine on Tuesday, have weakened investor confidence, boosting demand for safe-haven assets like gold.
🔆Market participants remain apprehensive about a potential escalation in global trade tensions due to Trump's protectionist policies. Additionally, expectations of further monetary easing by the Federal Reserve continue to support the precious metal.
🔆The disappointing US Retail Sales data released on Friday, along with mixed inflation signals, indicate that the Fed might consider cutting interest rates in its September or October meeting.
🔆Consequently, investors will closely monitor the Fed's January meeting minutes for insights into the central bank’s rate trajectory and its impact on the non-y
Personal opinion:
🔆Gold will have a decline above 2900, then continue to maintain the upward momentum due to fundamental and technical factors. There will be a new ATH this week
Analysis:
🔆Based on fundamental analysis - geopolitics combined with SMA and important resistance - support zones to come up with a suitable strategy