H4 XAUUSD Weekly Outlook – September 8–12, 2025Hello traders, gold ended last week at 3585–3600, breaking into fresh highs. The H4 chart now sets the battlefield for this week: we refine the institutional zones into clear swing areas where liquidity and reactions are most likely. With PPI (Sep 10) and CPI (Sep 11) ahead, these zones will shape the flow 👇
🔸 H4 Structure & Trend
Trend: Strong bullish → higher highs and higher lows continue.
EMAs (5/21/50/100/200) → perfectly aligned, EMA21 supports short-term structure.
RSI: Near 68, showing momentum strength but stretched into premium levels.
Bias: Bullish, but with room for correction into lower demand zones.
🔑 H4 Structural Zones
Upside Supply / Resistance
3615–3635 → First H4 supply, immediate test zone above 3600.
3665–3685 → Main H4 supply of the week, strong resistance cluster.
3735–3755 → Extended upside supply, only unlocked if CPI/PPI favor gold.
Downside Demand / Support
3565–3545 → Nearest H4 demand, aligned with EMA21.
3525–3505 → Secondary demand, key support base if 3550 fails.
3465–3445 → Deeper H4 demand, liquidity zone and EMA100 alignment.
📌 Weekly Scenarios
Bullish Path 🟢
If gold holds above 3565–3545, buyers can defend and attack higher levels.
Break above 3615–3635 unlocks 3665–3685.
Macro momentum (weak CPI/PPI) could drive extension into 3735–3755.
Bearish Path 🔴
Rejection at 3615–3635 may drag gold back into 3565–3545.
Losing this zone opens 3525–3505.
If macro favors USD, deeper test into 3465–3445 becomes possible.
✅ Conclusion & Action Plan
The H4 map with wide zones gives clarity for the week:
3565–3545 → key demand lifeline.
3615–3635 → immediate ceiling.
3665–3685 → decisive zone for continuation or reversal.
Expect sideways early in the week, then breakout volatility around Wednesday’s PPI and Thursday’s CPI.
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H4outlook
XAUUSD — H4 Weekly Outlook (25–29 Aug 2025)Hello traders,
After Powell’s dovish comments Friday, gold closed the week on a bullish note. But on H4, price remains trapped inside a wide structural range. The coming week will revolve around whether buyers can clear overhead supply or if the market rotates back into demand.
🔹 Macro Context
Powell’s tone supported gold, weakening USD sentiment.
This week is quiet until Thursday’s Unemployment Claims, which may provide the key catalyst.
Market bias: mildly bullish, but capped by strong supply.
🔹 H4 Structural Zones
Demand Zones (downside targets):
3345 – 3320 → Main H4 Demand (OB top + liquidity sweep bottom).
3300 – 3280 → Secondary structural demand, liquidity pocket.
3260 – 3240 → Major HTF demand, structural defense.
Supply Zones (upside targets):
3380 – 3395 → Local supply, intrarange resistance.
3420 – 3450 → Major structural supply cluster (OB + wick highs + liquidity).
3470 – 3500 → Key HTF Supply + FVG (origin of April sell-off).
3520 – 3540 → Extended HTF supply, target only if 3500 breaks.
🔹 EMA Confluence
EMA5 / EMA21 → bullish cross, supporting upside momentum.
EMA50 → overlaps with 3345–3320 demand.
EMA100 → mid-range around 3368.
EMA200 → aligns with 3260–3240, ultimate bullish defense.
🔹 Scenarios
Bullish 🟢
Defending 3345–3320 demand keeps momentum for a push into 3380–3395, then 3420–3450 supply.
Break above 3450 activates 3470–3500 HTF supply/FVG.
Sustained breakout over 3500 targets 3520–3540.
Bearish 🔴
Rejection from 3420–3450 supply brings rotation back toward 3345–3320 demand.
Break below 3320 exposes 3300–3280, and deeper weakness can reach 3260–3240 HTF demand.
🔹 Conclusion
Gold is range-bound on H4, between 3320 demand and 3450 supply.
Above 3450 → bullish path toward 3470–3500 and possibly 3520–3540.
Below 3320 → bearish path into 3300 and 3240.
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