9:30 PM – FOMC Member Barkin Speaks 10:30 PM – FOMC Member Waller Speaks Donald Trump is expected to announce tariff rates on semiconductors, which may create ripples across currency and commodity markets. Gold has surged over $200 in just two trading days, fueled by: Aggressive buying by Central Banks Investors and Corporates offloading US Treasuries Conversion of physical USD holdings into Gold as a hedge against geopolitical risks and Trump's tariff policies This shift underlines a flight to safety, positioning Gold at a critical pivot level. Despite its all-time highs, there’s minimal evidence of profit-booking pressure, suggesting continued momentum on the upside. Strategy Bias: Buy-on-dips remains the most prudent approach, with bullish momentum still intact. Range for the Day: $3,175 – $3,255 Buy Gold @ $3,200 Target: $3,240 Stop-Loss: $3,193 Buy on dips near $3,175 Target: $3,250 Stop-Loss: Below $3,165 (only if sustained) Sell Gold @ $3,260 Target: $3,218 Stop-Loss: $3,270 Buy above $3,273 Upside Target: $3,317 Range for the Day: $31.65 – $33.11 Buy Silver @ $31.65 (around) Target: $33.00 Stop-Loss: Below $31.35 (only if sustained) Sell Silver @ $33.11 Target: $32.20 Stop-Loss: $33.35Daily Fundamentals Report – Gold & Silver
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Metal Bias Key Buy Zone Resistance Break Target 1 Target 2 Stop-Loss Gold Bullish $3,175–$3,200 $3,273 $3,240 $3,317 $3,165 / $3,193 Silver Bullish $31.65 — $33.00 — $31.35