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As the Dollar gains traction, key commodities like Gold, Gas, and Oil are facing downside pressure.
The markets remain volatile, with geopolitical tensions and economic data playing a crucial role in the next moves for these commodities.
Gold has taken a hit amid rising Dollar strength and global market uncertainty. After a period of bullish momentum, the yellow metal has broken below its range and is now testing lower support levels.
Daily & 1-Hour Analysis


In our previous analysis (read here), we highlighted Gold’s bullish outlook driven by geopolitical risks and Dollar weakness. However, yesterday’s broad market sell-off and renewed Dollar strength have sent Gold tumbling back into the $2,864.98 - $2,942.69 range.
This decline suggests increased uncertainty in global markets, which ironically should support Gold as a safe-haven asset. However, the Dollar’s traction and recent risk-off sentiment have shifted demand dynamics.
Key Technical Levels to Watch
🔹 Bullish Scenario: A break above $2,929.94 could signal a continuation to the upside.
🔹 Bearish Scenario: A breakdown below $2,888.27 may confirm a deeper bearish trend.
While the higher timeframes still suggest long-term upside potential, traders should be cautious as Gold approaches key support levels that, if broken, could accelerate further downside.
Additionally, ongoing Middle Eastern and European conflicts remain a wildcard, potentially driving Gold higher if tensions escalate.
1-Hour Analysis

Natural Gas initially followed our mapped upside recovery by filling the Daily Fair Value Gap, but it failed to sustain momentum, leading to a renewed bearish trend.
US-Russia War Resolution: A Game Changer for Gas?

Recent US-Russian peace talks over Ukraine could have a negative impact on Gas prices. If the discussions lead to lifting sanctions on Russia, it would increase global Gas supply, driving prices lower.
In a recent statement, Trump hinted at potential diplomatic progress, saying:
“They were very good. Russia wants to do something.”
If these talks materialise, the global Gas market could face downward pressure due to increased competition from Russia.
1-Hour Analysis

Oil remains under pressure as the Dollar strengthens, limiting the commodity’s upside potential.
For now, Crude is trading within a defined range, awaiting a major catalyst. Today’s GDP numbers could bring further clarity and determine the next directional move.
Final Thoughts: Dollar in Control?
The Dollar’s resurgence has shifted market dynamics across Gold, Gas, and Oil. While Gold still holds long-term bullish potential, short-term Dollar strength and global market uncertainty are weighing on its price.
With key economic data releases on the horizon and geopolitical tensions still in play.
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