Gold Price Forecast | Oil | Dollar | Silver | Natural Gas.Henry Hub Natural Gas FuturesNYMEX_DL:NG2!ArcadiaTrading0:00 - Intro 0:29 - Natural Gas 4:05 - Crude Oil 5:01 - US Dollar Index (DXY) 6:00 - Gold 8:45 - Silver Executive Summary In this weekly commodities market breakdown, we cover technical analysis, key support/resistance zones, and price discovery targets across Natural Gas, Crude Oil, the US Dollar Index (DXY), Gold, and Silver. We analyze macro shifts following recent jobs data, shifting Fed rate expectations, and multi-month technical breakouts across precious metals. Key Technical Breakdown & Price Levels Natural Gas (NATGAS): Price action remains locked in a multi-timeframe downtrend (monthly down to hourly). Following a breakdown through prior support, NatGas is currently in a downward price discovery phase. Bottoming Criteria: Avoid attempting to nail absolute bottoms without multi-timeframe RSI oversold convergence. Looking toward the $2.50 structural support zone—a major multi-year floor coinciding with falling wedge support—where an extreme daily RSI reading could trigger a high-probability temporary bounce. Crude Oil (WTIC): Price action continues to coil in a tightening range, driven by ongoing geopolitical headline updates and trade deal noise. Expect further ping-pong price behavior within the boundaries of this consolidation structure. US Dollar Index (DXY): Weaker labor market data has shifted Fed policy expectations toward a rate hold (over 50% probability), sparking weakness in the U.S. Dollar. Dollar pullbacks continue to fuel strong tailwinds for precious metals. Gold (XAUUSD): Confirmed a massive technical breakout from a 6-month falling wedge pattern (spanning February to August), surging over 3.6% on the breakout candle. Key Resistance Zones: First resistance cleared near $4,340–$4,400. The major structural resistance shelf sits between $4,500 and $4,650. A healthy consolidation/bull flag near this supply zone is expected before the next macro continuation leg. Silver (XAGUSD): Silver continues to lag Gold near its falling wedge boundary. As a higher-beta asset, Silver is positioning for a high-probability catch-up trade. A secondary push in Gold toward $4,500 should trigger a 7%–8% rapid expansion in Silver to break its primary wedge resistance.