Elliott wave analysis of Gold, Silver, USD index and GBPUSD | Sep 05 2026
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- 06 Sept 2026, 07:43 UTC
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- 06 Sept 2026, 10:28 UTC
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The analysis focuses on long-term price action for Gold (XAUUSD), British Pound (GBPUSD), and the US Dollar Index (DXUSD), utilizing Elliott Wave and pattern analysis. Gold is currently in a bearish trend within a descending channel but is expected to see a bullish move, targeting 6550.000, with a fail bound at 4300.000. The analysis suggests a bullish trend for GBPUSD, anticipating further upward movement towards 1.48000, with a fail bound at 1.30000, indicating a potential ABC wave structure. The US Dollar Index (DXUSD) is analyzed to be in a bullish trend, but the prediction is for a bearish outlook, with an expected decline towards 90.000, failing if it moves above 101.000. The timeframe for these predictions is primarily the long term, indicated by the daily chart analysis. The presenter highlights historical patterns as key indicators for future price movements.
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