In my opinion, the impact of non-farm payrolls on gold today is more than just a superficial number.
• If employment is strong → interest rate expectations rise→ a stronger US dollar → short-term pressure on gold.
• If employment falls short of expectations→ the Fed may slow tightening → dollar → gold could rebound.
The key is not the outcome itself, but how it affects real interest rate expectations.
Personally, I am focusing on the 4125–4130 resistance zone.
If the price rejects in this area and the volume drops, I consider short-term selling opportunities.
If it breaks significantly, the bias changes.
I'm curious how you view nonprofit trading – either directly at launch, or wait for the market to react after liquidity returns?
• If employment is strong → interest rate expectations rise→ a stronger US dollar → short-term pressure on gold.
• If employment falls short of expectations→ the Fed may slow tightening → dollar → gold could rebound.
The key is not the outcome itself, but how it affects real interest rate expectations.
Personally, I am focusing on the 4125–4130 resistance zone.
If the price rejects in this area and the volume drops, I consider short-term selling opportunities.
If it breaks significantly, the bias changes.
I'm curious how you view nonprofit trading – either directly at launch, or wait for the market to react after liquidity returns?
