Gold Price Outlook for MondayGoldOANDA:XAUUSDBlake_goldGold will generally trade sideways with a mild bullish bias on Monday, supported by bullish sentiment from last Friday’s Nonfarm Payrolls data. However, the metal has rallied sharply recently, with hourly indicators stuck in overbought territory. Prices will surge higher first then pull back to correct indicators, and sustained one-way rallies are unlikely. The core trading range for the day stands at 4140–4195. Obvious selling pressure emerges between 4180 and 4195; prices tend to stall and fall upon hitting this zone, making it ideal for short-term short trades targeting 4160 and 4140. The zone 4140–4150 acts as critical demand support, where traders can place long orders on dips. 4200–4220 forms a major medium-term resistance band, which gold can hardly break and hold above on Monday. 4100 serves as the pivotal bull-bear watershed for the short term; as long as this level is not decisively breached, the corrective rally structure stays intact. No high-impact economic data is scheduled for Monday. Markets will only digest lingering bullish momentum from Nonfarm Payrolls, lacking fresh catalysts to drive further gains. Chasing highs is not recommended; buying on pullbacks to support zones is a more prudent approach. Risk reminder: If the US Dollar Index and Treasury yields stage a short-term rebound, gold will face deeper corrections and likely test the key 4100 support level.