Analysis of Gold's Long and Short Trends Next WeekXAU/USD SpotFX:XAUUSDdwnn02Combining the current market performance, U.S. dollar trends and fundamental conditions, international gold will maintain a range-bound and pressure-resistant rebound trend next week. Bullish momentum has weakened overall, while downside support remains solid. After the previous rally, upward pressure on gold has gradually emerged. The U.S. dollar and Treasury yields remain strong, continuously suppressing gold prices. Any minor rebound will face selling pressure and pullbacks, slowing upward momentum. Meanwhile, expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts have faded. The prolonged high interest rate environment is fundamentally unfavorable for a sustained rise in gold prices. Supported by geopolitical tensions and continuous gold purchases by global central banks, gold’s downside is limited. Any decline will only be a corrective pullback rather than a trend reversal. Uncertain geopolitical risks and long-term physical gold buying underpin the market, preventing sharp drops. In terms of technical patterns, gold is in a weak consolidation trend with gradually lower short-term highs. Strong near-term resistance blocks upward movement, and bulls need to break key resistance levels to resume gains. Key support levels below are firm, attracting bargain-hunting buying on dips to prop up prices. Overall, gold is expected to edge higher to test resistance first and then decline in volatility next week, moving within a fluctuating range. Avoid being influenced by short-term market sentiment, wait for optimal entry points, and trade within the range for steady and sustainable returns. 📌 I share trading strategies every day.