#数字资产市场动态 January 20 Morning Gold Market Quick Read|Gold surges past 4700, are bulls or bears in a tug-of-war?
Good morning everyone. Yesterday morning, gold opened with a gap up of nearly 100 points, and the expected pullback did not occur. Instead, it consolidated strongly to digest the pressure, showing a "rise without turning back" rhythm that indicates the bulls' control is indeed in place. From midnight to early morning, gold gained momentum again, rising to around 4680. Although there was a slight pullback afterward, it remained firmly near the high levels, with a clear bullish pattern.
Looking at the driving factors, geopolitical tensions and rising tariff expectations combined to push gold through resistance. As the market moved upward, trading volume also increased, with capital inflows accelerating, and bullish enthusiasm rising steadily. Over a longer timeframe, the safe-haven attribute of gold is becoming more prominent. Global central banks continue to increase their gold reserves, and the Fed's rate cut expectations are fermenting and heating up. The downward trend of real interest rates has been confirmed. These factors together have laid a solid foundation for gold's rally. One point to note is that liquidity tends to tighten around the year-end, which may amplify short-term volatility. However, this does not change the overall bullish trend. Any pullback should be seen as an opportunity for those looking to position.
Technical reference: Gold seeks support around 4450-4460, with a defensive level set at 4640, targeting 4680-4700. If it breaks upward, it could go toward 4720-4730. Conversely, if the rebound is suppressed around 4680-4690, short-term positioning can be considered, with a stop-loss above 4700. Pay close attention to the performance around 4660; if it breaks further, check the support around 4600.
(The above is only personal analysis and sharing for reference. It does not constitute investment advice. Please manage risk carefully and participate rationally.)
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nft_widow
· 17h ago
The bulls are really strong this wave; it seems 4700 can't be stopped.
Gold is moving quite aggressively; the combination of geopolitics and tariffs is just outrageous.
Liquidity tightens around the year-end; beware of being wiped out.
Breaking 4680 directly targets 4720; pullbacks are just opportunities.
The central bank is aggressively buying gold, showing strong confidence.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 17h ago
The bulls are really fierce this time, and it's a bit outrageous that the year-end rally is so strong.
If 4700 really breaks, geopolitical factors might need to take a break.
It feels like this round of safe-haven trading has gone crazy, and the central bank's frantic gold purchases are a bit concerning.
There are too many technical indicators, my head is a bit overwhelmed.
The key is not to get blinded by this wave of enthusiasm; risk control always comes first.
With funds entering the market so quickly, the plan to exit should be prepared in advance.
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BottomMisser
· 17h ago
The bullish wave is indeed fierce, with geopolitical and rate cut expectations pushing everything to the max.
Breaking 4700 will depend on 4720; liquidity tightening can't stop it.
Year-end market conditions are the biggest test of patience; don't panic during pullbacks.
If 4680 is suppressed again, consider positioning; risk management must be solid.
This round of safe-haven flows is truly continuous, and it feels like there's still hope.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 17h ago
nah tbh all that "textbook multi-factor confluence" is just classic exit pump pattern... geopolitical tensions + rate cuts = tradeable narrative, watched this movie before lmao
#数字资产市场动态 January 20 Morning Gold Market Quick Read|Gold surges past 4700, are bulls or bears in a tug-of-war?
Good morning everyone. Yesterday morning, gold opened with a gap up of nearly 100 points, and the expected pullback did not occur. Instead, it consolidated strongly to digest the pressure, showing a "rise without turning back" rhythm that indicates the bulls' control is indeed in place. From midnight to early morning, gold gained momentum again, rising to around 4680. Although there was a slight pullback afterward, it remained firmly near the high levels, with a clear bullish pattern.
Looking at the driving factors, geopolitical tensions and rising tariff expectations combined to push gold through resistance. As the market moved upward, trading volume also increased, with capital inflows accelerating, and bullish enthusiasm rising steadily. Over a longer timeframe, the safe-haven attribute of gold is becoming more prominent. Global central banks continue to increase their gold reserves, and the Fed's rate cut expectations are fermenting and heating up. The downward trend of real interest rates has been confirmed. These factors together have laid a solid foundation for gold's rally. One point to note is that liquidity tends to tighten around the year-end, which may amplify short-term volatility. However, this does not change the overall bullish trend. Any pullback should be seen as an opportunity for those looking to position.
Technical reference: Gold seeks support around 4450-4460, with a defensive level set at 4640, targeting 4680-4700. If it breaks upward, it could go toward 4720-4730. Conversely, if the rebound is suppressed around 4680-4690, short-term positioning can be considered, with a stop-loss above 4700. Pay close attention to the performance around 4660; if it breaks further, check the support around 4600.
(The above is only personal analysis and sharing for reference. It does not constitute investment advice. Please manage risk carefully and participate rationally.)
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