Gold continues its i...from Beyond_charts

Gold continues its impressive climb, holding firm above 4200. Momentum remains strong as buyers defend key intraday supports at 4190-4200. A clean break above 4230 could open the door to the next leg higher, confirming bullish continuation in the short term. #XAU/USD# #analysis# #Todayanalysis# #gold#

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Gold played out the NFP setup with textbook precision - a classic bull trap followed by an aggressive sell-off from the selling zone. Right now, momentum is leaning toward the lower support areas, where we could see buyers stepping back in. This type of movement is why structured analysis matters. When the market fakes one side, it gives the clearest opportunities to the traders who understand the behaviour behind the candles. Stay ready - the next move could be just as clean. 📉📊 #gold# #technicalanalysis# #Todayanalysis# #XAU/USD#

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Markets moved with caution today, with the STOXX 50 and 600 inching up about 0.2% as traders waited for the Fed’s policy direction. Defence stocks rallied strongly following expectations of Germany approving €52B in military contracts, and renewables gained momentum. Meanwhile, Thyssenkrupp fell 13% after projecting up to €800M in losses by 2026. A pivotal moment awaits — FOMC could be the volatility trigger. Stay alert. #StockMarket# #UK# #U.S.StocksClimbs#

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China’s 10-year government bond yield has fallen for the third consecutive session, reaching 1.83% a clear signal that the market is increasingly pricing in potential interest rate cuts next year. Analysts at Societe Generale even expect yields to hit record lows in 2026, especially if the PBoC delivers a 20bps reduction to support growth. But here’s the interesting part: China’s leadership has been cautious about aggressive stimulus, even as they acknowledge the need to boost domestic demand. With the Central Economic Work Conference approaching, investors across the Gulf, Europe, and the US are watching closely. The policy signals coming out of Beijing will strongly influence global fixed-income sentiment, emerging market flows, and broader risk appetite. A shift here could set the tone for 2026. #ChinaEconomy# #US-ChinaTariffs# #bonds# #Japan# #HongKong# #Singapore# #trading#

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