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EFMS TRADE20 Sept 2025, 16:21 UTC
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The analysis for XAUUSD, starting September 22nd, 2025, suggests a bullish trend. It identifies key economic events expected during the week, including rate cut probabilities. EFMS focuses on the rate cut in the video, looking on FedWatch of the next FOMC meeting which is scheduled for October 29th, suggesting 91.9% rate cut probability. The analysis highlights DXS move, a range for a trading setup for gold, and considers support around 3655-3665, 3626-3635, and 3584-3595, resistance at 3708-3712 and 3740-3750, the recommendation is to buy at dip as long as the price is above 3626 which is the weekly low but close all positions below 3584. The strategy indicates targets around 3700, 3740, and 3780, with a stop loss at 3588.
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