Gold
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Gold's correction does not alter the upward trend

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During Tuesday's Asian trading session, gold prices edged lower, primarily due to a modest rebound in the US Dollar Index from a six-week low and improved market risk appetite. The overnight rally in risk assets reduced demand for safe-haven assets, prompting some gold longs to take profits. However, caution remains prevalent across global markets, with factors such as the ongoing expansion of the US fiscal deficit, heightened US-China trade frictions, and the failure to reach an agreement in the second round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks continuing to underpin gold's safe-haven demand.

The market is currently in a state of tug-of-war between the US dollar's short-term rebound and the medium-to-long-term safe-haven demand, though multiple fundamental factors still favor gold, including rising geopolitical risks, intensifying trade tensions, expectations of accommodative Federal Reserve policies, and instability in the US fiscal position.

Traders should focus on the 3325–3335 support zone. If prices stabilize and rebound from this area, the first target could be 3380, followed by further attention to the previous high in the 3390–3400 region. A decisive break above this resistance level would warrant holding positions with a target above 3400.

Humans need to breathe, and perfect trading is like breathing—maintaining flexibility without needing to trade every market swing. The secret to profitable trading lies in implementing simple rules: repeating simple tasks consistently and enforcing them strictly over the long term.

Trading Strategy:
buy@3320-3330
TP:3370-3380

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