Monday, May 25th Gold Morning Outlook

This morning, London Gold is fluctuating around $4,566, with an initial surge to $4,579 before facing resistance and pulling back, showing a high-level oscillation with a slight weakness.
On the daily chart, the upward momentum is limited by a strong dollar and high U.S. Treasury yields, with insufficient upward drive in gold prices, and persistent selling pressure above.
The 4-hour cycle shows a long upper shadow after a rally, indicating short-term bullish weakness and clear consolidation characteristics.
Short-term resistance is concentrated between $4,580 and $4,600, while key support levels are at $4,530 and $4,500, with $4,480 being a recent critical defensive level.
On the macro level, hawkish expectations for the Federal Reserve have suppressed gold prices, while easing geopolitical tensions provide some safe-haven support, resulting in a balance between bullish and bearish factors.
The overall intraday trend is mainly range-bound, with tonight’s inflation data being a key point for potential breakout in the short term.
Trading suggestion: Watch for a range of $4,550–$4,570.
Target: $4,530.