Gold Holds Near $2,685 Amid Fed Rate Cut and Labor Market Concerns

Fed’s Rate Cut and Economic Outlook
Gold is currently trading around $2,685 per ounce following a significant announcement from the Federal Reserve. On Thursday, the Fed concluded its two-day policy meeting by cutting the federal funds target range to 4.50%-4.75%, marking the second rate reduction this year. This move comes as policymakers observe signs of a softening labor market and acknowledge inflation moving closer to the central bank's 2% target, although it remains somewhat elevated.
Technical Analysis: Head and Shoulders Pattern Signals Downside Pressure
Gold has recently completed a classic “Head and Shoulders” pattern, a bearish reversal signal, which has applied downward pressure on its price. After testing higher levels, gold encountered resistance and began to decline upon breaking the neckline of this pattern, typically a signal of a potential downtrend continuation.
Key Support and Resistance Levels:
- Immediate Support: $2,675, followed by $2,660.
- Resistance Levels: $2,700, with stronger resistance at $2,720 if prices attempt an upside reversal.
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