Gold Analysis Today – XAU/USD Support and Resistance
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XAU/USD trades unchanged
04.07.2025
Gold is trading unchanged. After falling to support at $3325 per ounce, its price rose to local resistance 3345, where it again faced moderate pressure. Below 3360/65 resistance, risks of breaking support and declining toward 3300 prevail; a break above the current resistance would threaten $3360/65 per ounce.
XAU/USD trades unchanged
03.07.2025
After finding support at $3330 per ounce, gold prices tested 3365 resistance before pulling back to support at $3350. Buying interest may persist on pullbacks, and bulls could retest resistance; a loss of current support would increase the risks of breaking 3330 and declining toward $3300 per ounce.
XAU/USD under moderate pressure after rise
02.07.2025
Continuing its recovery, gold prices tested resistance at $3355 per ounce. Pullbacks are currently limited by support $3330, above which the chances of breaking resistance and rising toward $3380–3400 remain high; losing support would lead to a decline toward $3310–3300 per ounce. In the short term, consolidation within the range is possible.
XAU/USD continues to recover
01.07.2025
After falling to support at $3250 per ounce, gold is rebounding. Having broken 3300 resistance, it has risen to 3352. It may next test 3380–3390 resistance, though selling on the current rally still can’t be ruled out. A loss of 3330 support would lead to a decline toward $3300 per ounce.
XAU/USD rebounds after decline
30.06.2025
Long position liquidation in gold led to a further drop in prices, breaking support at $3300 per ounce and testing support at $3250. On the back of demand from this level, metal prices are now approaching 3300 resistance, where selling may occur. A break above this level would lead to a rise toward $3320–3350 per ounce.
XAU/USD continues to decline
27.06.2025
Easing tensions in the Middle East are contributing to the liquidation of long positions in gold, causing the metal to break support at $3300 per ounce and test 3283. A break below current support would lead to a decline toward 3260–3250, while a move back above 3300 would allow for a test at $3320–3335 per ounce.
XAU/USD remains under pressure
25.06.2025
Gold remained under selling pressure yesterday, breaking support at $3320 per ounce and testing the psychological level of 3300. Buying from that level pushed prices back above the previously broken 3320, but pullbacks may be used for selling to retest 3300. A move through current resistance would lead to a rise toward $3350–3370 per ounce.
XAU/USD bought up from $3340 per ounce
23.06.2025
Gold prices, remaining under selling pressure, tested support at $3340 per ounce before bouncing back to 3370 resistance. US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities could trigger a rally toward 3400–3440; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward $3300–3260 per ounce.
XAU/USD continues to decline
20.06.2025
The U.S. remains reluctant to get involved in the conflict between Israel and Iran, contributing to continued profit-taking on long gold positions. As a result, gold prices extended their decline, testing support at $3345 per ounce. A rebound toward 3375–3395 is possible from this level, where the metal may face selling pressure. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward $3320–3300 per ounce.
XAU/USD remains under pressure
18.06.2025
Despite the threat of US intervention in the military conflict between Israel and Iran, gold prices remain under moderate pressure, with upside attempts capped by resistance near the psychological level of $3400 per ounce, while bears continue trying to break 3370 support. The risk of breaking it and declining toward 3340–3320 still persists; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward $3420–3450 per ounce. There are still no signs of a trend reversal.
XAU/USD under pressure after rally
17.06.2025
After another test of resistance at $3450 per ounce, gold came under pressure again, causing its price to retreat to support 3380. The bulls’ inability to break resistance and reach new highs increases the risk of breaking support at $3380 per ounce and falling toward 3280–3240 at least. The threat of escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict supports "safe-haven" assets. A break of 3400 would lead to a rise toward $3430–3450 per ounce.
XAU/USD continues to rise
16.06.2025
Bullish break of gold resistance near the psychological level of $3400 per ounce led to a rise in quotes toward 3450 resistance. Amid risk-off sentiment related to the Middle East situation and Trump’s trade wars, bulls may test 3500 resistance; losing 3430 support would lead to a decline toward $3410–3390 per ounce.
XAU/USD rises on Middle East tensions
13.06.2025
Israel launched military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, pushing gold prices through resistance at $3400 per ounce and testing 3443. A pullback to 3410 support is currently underway, which may offer buying opportunities. The Israel-Iran conflict alone is unlikely to trigger a large-scale gold rally; only a broader regional escalation involving Western allies could drive a move to new or current highs.
XAU/USD bought on dip
12.06.2025
Gold remained under pressure yesterday, with prices testing support at $3320 per ounce. Reports that Israel is allegedly preparing to launch a military strike on Iran in the coming days provided support, and bulls tested 3375 resistance. However, today it was reported that another round of US-Iran nuclear talks will take place this week, adding selling pressure on the metal. As long as it remains below 3375, the risk of a decline toward 3320–3300 persists; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward $3390–3400 per ounce.
XAU/USD under pressure again
11.06.2025
Another attempt by gold to resume its rise was capped by resistance at $3345 per ounce, from which the metal, once again under pressure, retreated to 3320 support. Bulls’ failure to break of this resistance increases the risk of a break below 3320 and a test of the psychological level of 3300. A move above local 3335 resistance would improve the chances of breaking 3345 and extending toward $3360–3370 per ounce.
XAU/USD ends week lower
09.06.2025
Gold bulls failed to overcome the resistance at $3,400 per ounce, which triggered the liquidation of long positions, against the background of which the support at 3,340 was broken and 3,310 was tested. Next, the bears may test the support at 3,290-3,270, from which the bulls may try to regain control of the situation. Breaking through the last level will lead to a decline towards 3,250-3,220; passing 3,340 will lead to growth towards 3,360-3,370 dollars per ounce.
XAU/USD sold off from $3400 per ounce
06.06.2025
Gold bulls attacked the psychological level of $3400 per ounce yesterday but failed to break it. Amid profit-taking on long positions, metal prices retreated to 3340 support. Now, upside attempts are limited by 3375 resistance, below which the risk of a break below support and a decline toward 3310–3300 prevails. A move through resistance would allow a retest of $3400 per ounce.
XAU/USD maintains positive tone
05.06.2025
The pullback of gold quotes to support at $3365 per ounce was used for buying, which allowed resistance 3385/90 to be broken and 3398 to be tested. The situation looks positive for bulls, who may test the highs again. However, selling on rallies should not be ruled out yet.
XAU/USD attempting to extend gains
04.06.2025
Gold was sold from resistance at $3390 per ounce yesterday, which pushed its price down to 3340 support. Following buying from this level, bulls are now attempting to break resistance; if successful, they may test 3390 resistance. Losing support would lead to a decline toward $3300–3280 per ounce.
XAU/USD under pressure after rally
03.06.2025
After resuming its upward move, gold broke resistance at $3370 per ounce and tested 3390 resistance, followed by a pullback to 3355 support. Fresh attempts to break current resistance are possible from here; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward support at $3330–3300 per ounce.
XAU/USD bought up again
02.06.2025
After finding support at $3275 per ounce, gold prices broke 3330 resistance and tested 3357. As a result, the metal’s outlook remains constructive, but failure by bulls to break 3365 resistance could trigger a decline to 3300–3270. A break of resistance would lead to a rise toward $3400 per ounce.
XAU/USD under pressure again
30.05.2025
Gold buying from support at $3250 per ounce pushed prices back to 3325/30 resistance, where they came under pressure again and declined to 3290 support for now. Failure to break of this resistance increases the risk of a break below support and a move toward 3275–3260; a move through 3305 would allow bulls to retest $3320–3325 per ounce.
XAU/USD is being bought on dip
29.05.2025
Remaining under selling pressure, gold prices broke 3290 support and tested 3250 support but soon returned to 3300 resistance. Demand on the dip keeps the chances for a break of this resistance and a test of 3325 resistance. Failure to break resistance would lead to a decline to $3260–3250 per ounce.
XAU/USD declines again
28.05.2025
Gold bulls failed to break resistance at $3350 per ounce, encouraging bears to break 3225 support and test 3190 support. The nearest resistance is now around 3310, indicating risks of a break below current support and a decline toward 3260–3250; a move through resistance would lead to a rise toward $3340–3350 per ounce.
XAU/USD bears tested support at $3325 per ounce
27.05.2025
The US decision to delay 50% of tariffs on EU goods triggered profit-taking on long gold positions, causing prices to retreat from resistance around $3365 per ounce to support at $3325. However, there are still no signs of a trend reversal, so pullbacks may continue to be used as buying opportunities; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward $3300–$3280 per ounce at a minimum.
XAU/USD under pressure after rally
26.05.2025
Gold buying from 3290–3280 support brought prices back to resistance at $3365 per ounce, but Trump’s statement about being ready to delay 50% tariffs on EU goods weighed on the market, pushing prices back toward 3335 support. A return of risk appetite could contribute to a break of this support and a decline toward 3310–3300 at minimum; a break of 3350/60 resistance would lead to a rise toward $3380–3400 per ounce.
XAU/USD demand persists
23.05.2025
The decline in gold to support at $3290–3280 per ounce attracted buying interest, with the metal now testing 3335 resistance. While holding above 3290/80, the chances of breaking 3345 resistance and advancing toward 3380–3400 remain high; a loss of 3280 would lead to a decline toward $3260–3240 per ounce.
XAU/USD continues to recover
21.05.2025
The weakness of the US dollar supports sustained demand for gold, which has lifted prices from support at $3210 per ounce to resistance at $3295. The break of 3250–3260 suggests continued upward momentum and a move toward 3220–3240; a pullback to 3260/50 may offer buying opportunities, but a break below the latter would signal a decline toward $3220–3200 per ounce.
XAU/USD bought on dips
19.05.2025
After finding support at $3160 per ounce, gold prices continue to push against 3250 resistance. The nearest support at this stage is 3210, above which the chances of breaking resistance and rising toward 3280–3300 remain. A loss of this support would lead to a decline toward $3180–3160 per ounce. In the short term, consolidation within a range is possible.
XAU/USD under pressure after rally
16.05.2025
As a result of the recovery, gold prices tested resistance at $3250 per ounce. Coming under pressure there, they declined to 3205 support for now. This pullback may be used for buying and testing the above-mentioned resistance; a loss of 3190 would lead to a move toward support at $3170–3150 per ounce.
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