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Daily Technical Analysis | Gold Falls Below $4,000 as the US Dollar Hits a One-Year High

November 12, 2026, 09:05
Daily Technical Analysis | Gold Falls Below $4,000 as the US Dollar Hits a One-Year High

Gold Technical Analysis

Gold has shifted into a bearish short term structure. Following the failure to hold above the $4,100 area, price has continued to make lower highs and lower lows, falling to $3,968. The 5-hour moving average is below the 10-hour and 20-hour averages, and all three are sloping downward, reinforcing the bearish momentum.

The immediate support is $3,970–$3,950, with a break below this zone potentially extending the decline toward the next psychological support around $3,900. On the upside, $4,000–$4,005 is now the first resistance, followed by $4,055–$4,060. Unless gold can reclaim $4,005 and subsequently $4,060, rallies are likely to remain corrective. Short-term bias remains bearish.

Gold 1H Chart

Gold 1H Chart

Source: STARTRADER app | Gold falls below $4,000 support level as yields rise

Resistance$4,000$4,055$4,088
Support$3,950$3,922$3,887

Brent Technical Analysis

Brent crude remains clearly bearish on the 1-hour chart. The 5-hour moving average is now below the 10-hour MA, while the 20-hour MA remains significantly higher, confirming that the broader trend is still downward. Price is currently testing the $93.80–$93.40 area, making this an important near-term support zone.

A break below $93.30–$93.40 would expose the previous low around $91.75, while any recovery would first face resistance around $94.50–$95.00. Crude brent therefore maintains a bearish bias, particularly while price remains below $95.

Brent 1H Chart

Brent 1H Chart

Source: STARTRADER app | Oil prices continue to decline on hopes of a diplomatic resolution

Resistance$94.50$95.22$96.85
Support$93.00$91.75$90.48

Nasdaq Technical Analysis

Nasdaq remains in a short-term bullish structure on the hourly chart, but momentum has weakened noticeably. Price has pulled back toward 28,120, slipping below the 5-hour and 10-hour moving averages, while the 20-hour MA remains below price. This suggests that the broader recovery is still intact, but the immediate momentum has shifted into consolidation.

The key support area is 28,000–27,950, followed by 27,760–27,650. On the upside, 28,220–28,250 is the first resistance, followed by the recent high at 28,615. A break back above 28,250 would restore bullish momentum, while a sustained break below 27,950 would increase the risk of a deeper retracement toward 27,650.

Short-term bias: neutral-to-bullish, with a corrective pullback underway.

Nasdaq 1H Chart

Nasdaq 1H Chart

Source: STARTRADER app | Nasdaq-100 maintains bullish structure, but momentum is slowing

Resistance28,25028,61529,000
Support27,95027,76027,650

Risk Disclaimer: This material is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or investment advice. Trading financial instruments on margin involves substantial risk and may not be appropriate for all investors.

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