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EFMS TRADE17 Sept 2025, 05:29 UTC
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The analysis discusses gold (XAUUSD). It indicates that gold has shown a bullish trend on the daily chart and suggests that the Federal Funds Rate decision and press conference are crucial, forecasting high volatility. The 3694.34 level is identified as the turning point. He suggests selling, with a take-profit target around 3680, with the possibility of reaching 3645 and 3612. A break above could make it target 3720 or 3740. Overall, the trend remains bullish, with opportunities to buy. A potential retracement towards 3680 or an area between 3660 and 3645 is expected, presenting buying opportunities. With 67% buy volume the goal is 3703 and 3740 targets if Fed Funds dovish and surprise with hawkish tones, could dip low. Reduce lot size to prevent whipsaws.
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