XAU/USD 19 June 2026 Intraday AnalysisGoldOANDA:XAUUSDKhan_YIKH4 Analysis: -> Swing: Bullish. -> Internal: Bearish. Analysis and bias to remain the same as analysis dated 15 June 2026. Price has now printed a bullish CHoCH as per analysis dated 11 June 2026. Price is now trading within an established internal range. Intraday expectation: Price to continue bullish, react at either discount of internal 50% EQ, or H4 demand zone before targeting weak internal low, priced at 4,023.870. Note: Gold remains volatile as tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran keep safe‑haven demand elevated. Markets are reacting quickly to every headline, while uncertainty around the Fed’s easing path and shifting U.S. policy under President Trump, especially tariffs continues to fuel choppy price action. For newer traders, the key is simple, stay flexible and manage risk carefully, as fast spikes and sudden reversals are a normal part of the current XAU/USD environment. H4 Chart: M15 Analysis: -> Swing: Bearish. -> Internal: Bullish. As mentioned in my analysis dated 15 June 2026 where I was not convinced of the insignificant nature of the bullish iBOS, price did not trade down to either discount of M15 internal EQ, or M15 supply zone, therefore,I will not classify the bullish iBOS and have marked this is red. I will however classify the most recent bullish iBOS. Price has subsequently printed a bullish iBOS and bearish CHoCH to indicate, but not confirm, bearish pullback phase initiation, however, I will continue to monitor price with respect to depth of pullback. Price is currently trading within an established internal range. Intraday expectation: Price to trade down to either discount of internal 50% EQ, or M15 supply zone before targeting weak internal high, priced at 4,382.615. Alterative scenario: I would not be surprised to see price print a bearish iBOS by targeting strong internal low, priced at 4,023.870. Note: Gold remains highly reactive on M15 as geopolitical risk continues to drive quick, headline‑led moves. The tension between the US, Israel, and Iran is keeping safe‑haven demand elevated, with markets still sensitive to any sign of escalation. At the same time, shifting US tariff policy under President Trump is adding extra uncertainty, fuelling sharp intraday swings and increasing the likelihood of sudden sentiment flips. Liquidity pockets and whipsaws remain common, making disciplined risk management essential. Gold’s geopolitical premium is still firmly in place, and until tensions ease, short‑term volatility is likely to stay front‑loaded. M15 Chart: