XAUUSD — Buy After the Deeper Liquidity SweepGoldOANDA:XAUUSDXAU_Macro_PulseFundamental Analysis Gold enters the week under pressure as Treasury yields rise to their highest levels since early 2025, while the U.S. dollar remains firm after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole message. Renewed U.S.–Iran tensions have also pushed oil above $91, adding inflation risk and supporting expectations for a September Fed hike. ADP employment and Friday’s Nonfarm Payrolls may become the next major catalysts for gold. Technical Analysis On the H1 chart, XAUUSD is trading near 4,384 after a strong bearish displacement from the 4,643 high. Price has broken below the short-term channel and the 4,395–4,410 FVG, confirming continued seller control. However, the decline is approaching the marked 4,325–4,345 demand zone and deeper 4,295–4,315 liquidity area. A final sweep into this lower zone followed by bullish confirmation could trigger a corrective recovery toward 4,364, 4,430 and the Fibonacci 0.382 area near 4,470. Important Key Levels Current price: 4,383.88 Main buy zone: 4,295–4,315 Short-term support: 4,325–4,345 Short-term resistance: 4,395–4,410 Liquidity area: 4,295–4,315 Main target: 4,470–4,485 Invalidation: below 4,275 Trading Scenario Main Buy Setup Entry: 4,295–4,315 Stop Loss: 4,275 Take Profit 1: 4,364 Take Profit 2: 4,430 Take Profit 3: 4,470–4,485 Buy Condition Wait for gold to sweep the lower demand zone and show clear bullish confirmation. A long lower wick, bullish engulfing candle, failed breakdown, or H1 reclaim above 4,315 may signal that sellers are losing control. If price breaks and holds below 4,275, the recovery setup is no longer valid. Overall View The immediate H1 structure remains bearish, so gold may continue lower before a stronger recovery develops. The preferred plan is not to buy at current price, but to wait for a deeper liquidity sweep into 4,295–4,315. If buyers regain control there, a corrective move toward 4,430 and 4,470–4,485 could develop. Strong U.S. employment data may delay the recovery, while weaker data could accelerate it. Do you expect gold to sweep the lower demand zone before starting a stronger recovery?