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Weekly gold analysis and opportunity

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OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
📝 Weekly gold

Gold is trying to go down to $1620 area because of U.S inflation and last CPI print

Over the past few months, any increasing sign in US inflation has caused gold to fall because it forces the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
The Federal Reserve will increase the interest rate with the increase in inflation, but on the other hand, the only issue that can stop the increase in interest rates is the employment data and the increase of the unemployed.
Following the consumer price index and inflation data, the US dollar recovered from its weekly lows and put downward pressure on gold.
Strong U.S. consumer inflation numbers reaffirmed expectations that the Federal Reserve will stick to its aggressive policy tightening path.
Because we knew this information, we could predict the trend of the last week correctly.
We said that any correction of the price of gold upwards can provide a new selling position.
According to CME FedWatch, the U.S. dollar's strong growth comes from a 99% expectation of a 75bp interest rate hike in November, a 74 percent chance of a 50 basis point hike in December, and possibly a series of smaller hikes in February and March.
As long as the current macro environment holds, more downside is likely for gold.
Considering the market's reaction to last week's inflation data, we predict that market traders will prepare themselves for the aggressiveness of the next FOMC session.

🔻 The leading economic data this week is data on home sales and building permits
🔻 In addition to economic data, we should focus on the events of Russia and Ukraine Political,military tensions
🔻 By the technical point of view, the next target of sellers is $1620 and any retracement to the $1660-$1670 is another sell opportunity.

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