Will Gold Crash Below $4,300? Weekly Forecast & Analysis (7-11 September)
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Ankit Jain-OfficialIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 06 Sept 2026, 06:51 UTC
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- 06 Sept 2026, 08:10 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the weekly and daily charts of Gold (XAUUSD). On the weekly chart, after a significant downtrend, Gold has found support around $4000 and is showing signs of recovery. The MACD indicator on the weekly chart suggests a potential bullish reversal. However, on the daily chart, while there's support at $4300-$4320, the price is currently below key moving averages, and indicators like MACD and RSI suggest a potential bearish continuation. The speaker identifies key resistance levels at $4470, $4510, $4550, and $4600. For a bearish continuation, Gold needs to break below $4400, specifically targeting $4360 and potentially $4320, with a failure bound below $4300. The speaker suggests that if Gold breaks below $4300, it could fall to $4280 or $4250. The analysis also notes that on the monthly chart, Gold has shown a tremendous rally over the past few years, with a recent pullback and consolidation. The key levels to watch on the monthly chart for a bearish move are below $4000, specifically targeting $3800.
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