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(November 7 evening; prices and levels are subject to the latest market data)
I. Weekend OTC Gold Status
Mainstream spot and COMEX futures markets are closed.
Current quote range for tradable weekend OTC gold: 4065–4075, consolidating narrowly around 4070, with extremely light trading, wider spreads, and almost no directional movement.
Friday closing price: 4070–4072 (spot around 4071, futures around 4075).
After nonfarm payrolls exceeded expectations (+165k), gold retreated from its highs but held the key 4000 level; no further breakdown occurred over the weekend.
II. Core Logic
• Strong nonfarm payrolls pushed up the US dollar (DXY holding above 102.30) and Treasury yields (10-year yield around 4.85%), putting substantial pressure on gold.
• Technically, 4070 is the current pivot; rebounds face clear resistance, while support below remains decent.
• With no new drivers over the weekend, prices are simply digesting sentiment; the real direction will depend on the market open and next week's data.
III. Key Levels (Precise Reference)
Support
• First support: 4040–4050
• Second support: 4025–4035
• Strong support: 4000 (key round number; if breached, watch 3960–3980)
Resistance
• First resistance: 4090–4100
• Second resistance: 4110–4120
• Strong resistance: 4140–4150
IV. Outlook and Trading Strategy for Next Week
The main focus next week is US CPI (expected Tuesday).
If the data remains hot, expectations for a December rate hike will rise, and gold is likely to trade weakly within the 4020–4100 range; if CPI cools significantly, gold could challenge levels above 4100 again.
Trading recommendations (small positions, strict stop-losses):
• After the Asian session opens, consider a small long position on a pullback to around 4040–4050, with a stop-loss below 4020 and a target of 4090–4100.
• Be cautious about chasing a rebound near 4090–4110; consider a short-term short position or reducing exposure.
• Wait for CPI to be released before determining the real direction; avoid sentiment-driven trades.
Overall view: Cautious, range-bound trading in the short term; medium-term opportunities remain on dips, but position sizes must be controlled. Adjust levels slightly based on the real-time opening price. $XAUUSD