Gold Price Breaks Through Short-term Resistance, Watch This Key Level
On the fundamentals front, there were significant changes overnight, with the market watching whether the US-Iran agreement can be finalized, leading to rising expectations for easing tensions in the Middle East. International crude oil prices retreated and the geopolitical risk premium diminished. Meanwhile, the market expects a 96% probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June, causing the US dollar index to fall slightly and giving international gold prices room for a rebound. However, attention should still be paid to the situation in the Middle East, as geopolitical uncertainties have not been completely eliminated.
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