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GOLD TODAYS TRADING LEVELS - Entry, Exit and Stoploss

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GOLD TODAY'S TRADING LEVELS - Entry, Exit and Stoploss

🟩 BUY SIGNAL (NOT SAFE)

Entry: 3260
Stop Loss: 3248
Target: 3310
Current Market Price (CMP): 3273

🔹 Risk-Reward Ratio (RRR):

  • Risk: 3260 - 3248 = 12 points
  • Reward: 3310 - 3260 = 50 points
  • RRR = 50 / 12 ≈ 4.16

📘 Explanation:

  • Buying now is not safe because the market is in a downtrend.
  • This signal had a good RRR at the time of entry, but the downtrend limits upside potential.


🔻 SELL SIGNAL - SAFE

Entry: 3310
Stop Loss: 3352
Target: 3195
Current Market Price (CMP): 3273

Gold Week Trend 30 06 2025
Gold Week Trend 30 06 2025

🔹 Risk-Reward Ratio (RRR):

  • Risk: 3352 - 3310 = 42 points
  • Reward: 3310 - 3195 = 115 points
  • RRR = 115 / 42 ≈ 2.74

📘 Explanation:

  • CMP is currently below the SELL entry zone, so wait for a pullback to 3310 for proper entry.
  • Trend remains bearish; this setup offers a favorable RRR if entry zone is retested.

🛡️ Gold Fundamentals – June 30, 2025 (XAU/USD)


1. 🧭 Macro & Safe‑Haven Drivers

Global uncertainty—including recent U.S.–China trade discussions and Middle East developments—continues to bolster gold’s safe‑haven appeal.
Despite mild strength in equity markets, caution prevails as traders anticipate U.S. macro data this week (PCE inflation, non-farm payrolls).
Gold remains underpinned by demand from risk-off sentiment and ongoing geopolitical tension.


2. 💹 Inflation & U.S. Data Outlook

Markets await the U.S. core PCE inflation reading, expected at 2.3% YoY, a key driver of Federal Reserve policy tone.
With Fed rate cut bets increasing for September (~75% probability), gold could find further support if data weakens the dollar.


3. 📈 Sentiment & Trade Setups

  • FX.co trade view:

    • Buy above $3,250 (target: $3,281)
    • Sell below $3,320 (target: $3,203)

  • Sentiment remains neutral to bearish, with traders watching for directional confirmation around key macro events.


4. ⚠️ Risks & Headwinds

  • A resilient U.S. dollar may cap upside.
  • Stronger-than-expected macro data (jobs, inflation) could weigh heavily on gold.
  • Global bond yields remain elevated, reducing short-term gold appeal.


Summary & Strategy

Gold is range-bound but fundamentally supported by inflation concerns, dovish Fed outlook, and geopolitical instability.

  • Bias: Neutral to bearish short-term
  • Strategy:

    • Buy dips near $3,260 if price holds
    • Sell rallies near $3,300 if momentum weakens


🔍 Watch Levels

  • Resistance: $3,300 –$3,320
  • Support: $3,195–$3,210
  • Target Zones:

    • 🟩 Long: $3,300 –$3,320
    • 🔻 Short: $3,195–$3,210


⚠️ Important Note

With U.S. macro data and Fed commentary due, price volatility is expected. Stay alert to dollar moves and use risk control in live trades.


⚠️ Disclaimer

This report is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Always consult a qualified advisor and perform your own analysis before trading.

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