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March 20, 2026 Spot Gold Midday Analysis
On the morning of March 20, spot gold showed a volatile rebound and recovery pattern. Following the sharp decline from the previous day, early trading saw a halt to the downtrend and a rebound, with overall movement showing a mild recovery without extreme volatility.
There were no major news releases during early trading. The market was mainly digesting the impact of dovish signals from the Federal Reserve in the previous session. The US dollar and US Treasury yields showed relatively stable trends without applying new downward pressure on gold prices. Market panic selling weakened, providing space for gold price rebounds. Additionally, the pace of gold ETF liquidation that had been continuing previously showed slight signs of slowing, which helped contain short-selling strength. Overall, the sentiment remained calm with no apparent positive or negative catalysts for either bulls or bears.
After several consecutive days of decline, gold prices dropped to key support levels in early trading, prompting buyers to enter the market and drive a rebound. However, this rebound wave is only a short-term recovery, and the overall weak trend remains unchanged, with moving averages still exerting resistance above. Early trading saw gold prices move higher amid volatility, but the momentum was not strong, representing more of a technical correction following oversold conditions. No strong reversal signals have formed yet, with short-term trading focused on volatile recovery. The subsequent trend will depend on performance during European and American sessions.
Overall, the morning gold rebound was a normal bounce following the sharp decline. With calm sentiment and technical oversold recovery, the midday session should focus on volatile recovery. It is recommended to add long positions in batches near the 4700-4680 level, with targets toward the 4740--4760--4780 area.
The above is merely personal advice for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Please refer to Cheng Jingsheng's Shi Pan layout for specific guidance! $XAU #XAU