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Gold crosses $3,400 amid Israel-Iran war risks Gold prices surged to $3,446 on Friday amid heightened geopolitical risks between Israel and Iran that could trigger a longer war. Gold prices drew a long-bodied bullish candle on Friday that crossed the upper band line. Prices formed a high of 3,446, a low of 3,379, and a close of 3,433. The rise in gold prices was driven by several factors, including geopolitical tensions: the Israel-Iran conflict triggered a rush to safe havens like gold, pushing prices closer to record highs. The weakening USD pressure also further supported the rise in gold prices. Although gold has the potential to rise, some analysts consider gold prices to be overvalued and have suggested a possible correction of 12 to 15% in the coming months. Israeli attacks on Iranian military installations, nuclear facilities, and senior officials have heightened tensions in the region. Following the attacks, XAU/USD hit a five-week high of $3,446 before retreating slightly to current levels as traders booked profits ahead of the weekend. On the other hand, Iran's retaliatory attack on Tel Aviv has further increased the geopolitical risks in the region. Meanwhile, the weakening of the USD is related to the US economic data released last week. Inflation in the United States continues to ease after the release of the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index figures for May. Recently, the University of Michigan (UoM) Consumer Sentiment survey revealed that households are increasingly optimistic about the economy, but they remain concerned about higher prices. This week, traders will be watching the release of the Federal Reserve (Fed) monetary policy meeting, where officials will update their economic projections on Thursday. In addition, Retail Sales, Industrial Production, housing, and employment data can help determine the direction of Gold. The Fed is expected to maintain interest rates at 4.50% at its June 19 meeting. According to the CME Group's Fedwatch tool, the probability of the Fed leaving interest rates unchanged in the 4.25%-4.50% range is 96.9%. Goldman Sachs projects that the price of Gold bullion will rise to $3,700 by the end of 2025 and $4,000 by mid-2026. Bank of America (BofA) estimates Gold at $4,000 in the next 12 months. Gold prices are still expected to have the potential to rise, but the possibility of a short-term correction remains, especially when geopolitical risks subside or the USD strengthens.
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I Just joined the SGC listing carnival on BingX with its 6.7M SGC prize pool. I’m watching it alongside some top gainers on Binance, $JTO is up around 7–12%, now trading at about $2.10, and $THE is showing strong momentum, up ~13.4% around $0.275. $ETH holding around $2,540 and $SOL around $150, the broader market looks bullish. It feels like mid-caps and newer tokens are getting real attention again. So events like the SGC carnival could get a nice boost from overall sentiment. Not saying it’s the next moonshot but timing looks better than random listings. Worth watching how it performs once the carnival wraps.
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J.J. Edwards’ Expert Market Analysis at FenzoFx
FenzoFx replied to FenzoFx's topic in Forex News & Analysis
GBP/JPY Tests 196.4 FenzoFx—GBP/JPY is testing the 196.4 monthly high, a fragile resistance after four previous attempts. On Friday, bulls pushed higher with a long-wick candlestick, but the Stochastic Oscillator signals an overbought market. The bullish trend remains intact if GBP/JPY holds above 193.8 support. A breakout above 196.4 may target 198.3, while closing below support could shift momentum downward.