February 27, 2026 Spot Gold Morning Analysis

Yesterday, spot gold initially retreated then surged, showing overall strong volatility. The lowest was around $5131, and the highest reached $5205, closing above $5180, with the bulls in control.

The Fed's rate cut expectations remain, the US dollar is relatively weak, and gold is naturally favored; global central banks and major institutions continue to buy gold, providing support for the price; geopolitical tensions have minor fluctuations, also encouraging funds to seek gold as a safe haven. Today, focus on the USD trend and news from the European and American markets. Without significant negative news, gold prices are unlikely to fall sharply.

Short-term support is at $5150; a break below this level would weaken the bulls. Resistance is at $5200-5210; breaking through could open the way for new highs. Currently, gold is consolidating at high levels, with moving averages in a bullish alignment. The overall trend remains upward, but short-term gains may lead to oscillations and shakeouts.

Short-term trading suggestions: Conservative traders can wait for a rebound and stabilization around the $5150-5160 range to go long, with a stop loss below $5130, targeting a break above $5200 and aiming for $5230.

If approaching resistance at $5200, consider a small short position with a stop loss above $5220, targeting $5170-5160. Remember not to hold heavy positions or chase after rising prices. During high-level oscillations, it’s safest to set proper stop losses.

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