Gold Forecast 30/10: Waiting For Central Banks (Chart)
- Gold remained choppy around the $4,000 level on Wednesday as traders weighed upcoming central bank decisions. Despite long-term bullish potential, recent volatility and a key technical setup suggest possible downside toward $3,800 if support breaks.
If the market were to fall below the 50-day EMA, it could open the door to a decline toward the $3,800 level. That level represents the initial target from the ascending triangle pattern that dominated most of the summer. Short-term rallies are likely to prove difficult to sustain given the lingering uncertainty from the recent sell-off. The heightened volatility, coupled with strong trading volume, suggests possible distribution at current levels.
EURUSD Chart by TradingViewAt this stage, gold may even move sideways for a while, which could be the best case outcome for bullish traders as the market adjusts to these elevated prices. Beyond the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Canada, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Japan also have rate decisions scheduled within the next 36 hours, all of which could influence price action. However, the Fed remains the key driver for gold sentiment. Over the longer term, the outlook remains constructive, but a decisive break below the 50-day EMA could quickly turn the market bearish. In that environment, this is a market that will be volatile, but at this juncture, we need to sort out where we are going to move towards in a longer-term setup.Ready to trade our Gold forecast? We've shortlisted the most trusted Gold brokers in the industry for you.
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