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Gold Technical Analysis
Gold is showing signs of a short-term recovery after falling to $4,341. Price has rebounded toward $4,400. The precious metal has moved back above the three moving averages MA(5), MA(10), and MA(20), creating a more constructive short-term setup and suggesting that the recent selling pressure is easing.
The first resistance is around $4,420–$4,425, followed by the $4,472–$4,475 area. A sustained break above $4,475 would strengthen the recovery and could bring $4,510 back into focus. On the downside, $4,380–$4,365 is the first support zone, while the recent low at $4,341.30 is the key support. Overall, the bias has shifted to neutral-to-bullish in the short term, although gold needs to break above $4,420 and subsequently $4,475 to confirm a stronger recovery.
Gold 1H Chart
Source: STARTRADER app | Gold rebounds above $4,400 as investors await key inflation data from the US this week
| Resistance | $4,413 | $4,425 | $4,450 |
| Support | $4,370 | $4,342 | $4,300 |
Brent Technical Analysis
Brent crude remains in a strong bullish trend on the 1-hour chart, with the price trading around $100.11 after reaching an intraday high of $100.63. The broader structure continues to show higher highs and higher lows. Momentum has started to consolidate after the latest rally toward the psychological $100 level.
The immediate resistance is around $100.63, followed by the $101.00–$101.15 area. A sustained break above $100.63 would strengthen the bullish outlook and could open the way toward fresh highs. On the downside, $99.00–$98.50 represents the first important support zone, followed by $97.50. As long as the price remains above $98.50, the technical bias remains bullish, although a break below this area would signal a deeper correction.
Brent 1H Chart
Source: STARTRADER app | Crude brent breaks $100 a barrel on escalation tensions in the Middle East
| Resistance | $100.63 | $101.87 | $103.24 |
| Support | $98.50 | $97.50 | $96.00 |
USDJPY Technical Analysis
USDJPY remains under significant bearish pressure on the 1-hour chart. The pair has fallen from around 158.96 to a recent low of 152.88, establishing a clear sequence of lower highs and lower lows. Price is currently trading around 153.11, confirming that the short-term trend remains negative despite the recent attempt to stabilize.
The key support is around 152.88, and a break below this level could extend the decline toward 152.50 and potentially 152.00. On the upside, 153.50–153.75 is the first resistance zone, followed by 154.20–154.45. A sustained move above $154.45 would be needed to materially improve the technical outlook. Until then, the bias remains bearish, with rallies likely to face selling pressure.
USDJPY 1H Chart
Source: STARTRADER app | The Japanese Yen continues to show strength against the USD
| Resistance | 153.80 | 154.43 | 154.81 |
| Support | 152.85 | 152.43 | 152.00 |
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