The situation in the Middle East has gradually stabilized, and the market's concerns about the escalation of conflicts have cooled down, weakening the safe-haven buying demand for gold, and also turning investors' attention to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. The Federal Reserve has previously made intensive statements that cutting interest rates is not urgent, which makes The market is worried that Powell may turn from dovish to hawkish, suppressing gold's decline. As investors generally believed that the Federal Reserve would remain on hold this time, gold stabilized and rebounded. Afterwards, the Federal Reserve still released a signal to cut interest rates. The degree of hawkishness was less than expected, and gold surged further. However, the Federal Reserve also hinted that inflation is lacking progress, and it may take longer than expected to gain confidence. , after a brief rebound, gold came under pressure again during the day.
Although Powell's hawkishness was less than expected, supporting gold's rebound, the Federal Reserve's delay in cutting interest rates still put pressure on gold. In terms of operation, it is recommended to treat it with a shock idea. If it breaks downward, you can focus on 2285, if it stabilizes and rebounds, you can focus on 2315, followed by 2330.