Gold Layout Analysis: U.S. Treasury yields consolidated their weekly gains on Friday as U.S. yields edged higher on growing expectations of tightening policy from the Federal Reserve. The 2-year U.S. Treasury bond yield is 4.99%, and the 5-year and 10-year yields are 4.40% and 4.26% respectively. The yields on government bonds of these three different maturities all rose modestly, limiting the rise in gold prices on the day. Investors are eagerly awaiting U.S. consumer price index (CPI) and retail sales data for August to be released this week to continue betting on the Federal Reserve's next policy decision. Currently, the market expects another 25 basis points (bps) rate hike for the rest of this year, but the market is unsure whether the rate hike will occur in November or December. For gold traders, the most important economic data in the coming week is the U.S. August CPI and PPI, which will be released on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. Market participants will also be watching U.S. retail sales data for August and the European Central Bank's interest rate decision, both due on Thursday. Optimism has faded from precious metals markets as less than half of retail investors expect gold prices to rise this week, while most market analysts have returned to a bearish bias.
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The golden daily line is in the peaking and falling stage, the MA5-MA10 moving average maintains the trend of dead cross, and the MACD green column can start to increase the volume; the weekly line is also in a concussive downward pattern, the Bollinger middle track under pressure continues to fall, and the three Bollinger Bands tracks open downward at the same time. , the decline is expected to go lower. At present, the 1930 mark has been tested many times and it has fallen back. The pressure above is obvious, so continue to maintain the bearish thinking. Focus on the key watershed of 1915. Once it clearly falls below, the downside risk will further intensify and it is expected to test near the 1900 mark. For a rebound, just focus on around 1928.
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The golden daily line is in the peaking and falling stage, the MA5-MA10 moving average maintains the trend of dead cross, and the MACD green column can start to increase the volume; the weekly line is also in a concussive downward pattern, the Bollinger middle track under pressure continues to fall, and the three Bollinger Bands tracks open downward at the same time. , the decline is expected to go lower. At present, the 1930 mark has been tested many times and it has fallen back. The pressure above is obvious, so continue to maintain the bearish thinking. Focus on the key watershed of 1915. Once it clearly falls below, the downside risk will further intensify and it is expected to test near the 1900 mark. For a rebound, just focus on around 1928.
