GOLD DAILY CHART WITH HIGHEST DEGREE OF ACCURACY.Gold vs US DollarICMARKETS:XAUUSDShavyfxhubGold XAUUSD NEWYORK SESSION FAILD to overcome the daily line chart close Supplyroof @ 4330-4327. Dollar index during newyork session rose on intraday on 4hr Demandfloor from daily open of 100.21 trading at 100.850 after a daily break of supply roof from FOMC economic dockets on 17th June .dollar is officially bullish and in the hands of bulls following rate hold 3.5-3.75% by FOMC on 17th June 2026. The Feds chairman Kevin Warsh hawkish rhetoric’s helped keep dollar bullish trajectory on course,its a good day to see the index rebound and closed 2day rally above daily supply roof with successful retest. The US10Y (the United States 10 year treasury bond yield) reinforced as well after the monthly break and retest from the descending trendline,the daily impulse momentum didn’t disappoint as well ,US10Y rose 4.489% on sentiment with stronger economic projection under the new fed chair hawkish stance ,market is pricing it. Yield dropped today but the daily candle was rejected at 4.423% and rebounded alongside the dxy(dollar index ) to close newyork session around 4.454%-4.460% zone. The daily candle demandfloor and Supplyroof will hinge on the daily line chart close respectively,we have seen how London /newyork got rejected from the daily line chart close at the illustrated zone on the chart with color code to distinguish the priceaction. My aim is to hold my sell from newyork rejection into 4156-4175 zone.take partial and recalibrate on 4hr chart. The next Demandfloor on daily close from our line chart perspective is 4058-4063 zone respectively. The break and close will sweep out the current low at 4027-4000 zone and print a lower low at 3800-3900 zone, it could be lower,as long as dollar maintains bullish trajectory. What is GOLD? Gold is a precious metal (chemical element Au) that has served as a store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account for thousands of years—essentially functioning as money long before modern fiat currencies.  Why Physical Gold Held by Banks Is Considered “Money” and Related to HQLA / Tier 1 Status Physical (allocated) gold held by central banks and commercial banks is viewed as a monetary asset due to its unique properties: it has no counterparty risk (unlike bonds or deposits), is highly durable, portable in value, divisible, and has a long history as a safe-haven during crises, inflation, or currency debasement. Central banks hold it as part of official reserves precisely because it acts as a hedge against fiat currency risks and geopolitical uncertainty.  Under the Basel III banking regulations (global standards for bank capital and liquidity): • For capital adequacy (risk-weighted assets): Allocated physical gold (e.g., held in a bank’s own vault or specifically assigned) has long been treated favorably with a 0% risk weight, similar to cash or certain sovereign bonds. This means banks do not need to hold additional capital against it, recognizing its low credit and market risk. Tier 1 usually refers to the highest-quality bank capital, gold gets Tier 1-like treatment for asset risk weight • HQLA (High-Quality Liquid Asset): This relates to the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR), where banks must hold enough liquid assets to survive short-term stress. Allocated physical gold can qualify or be treated favorably in some frameworks (sometimes argued as Level 1 HQLA due to its liquidity, depth of market, and low volatility in crises. IPhysical gold’s “money” status comes from its intrinsic, timeless monetary qualities and regulatory recognition as a zero-risk-weight reserve asset. Banks and central banks hold it for diversification, crisis protection, and balance sheet strength.  FOMC Rate Decision’s Impact on Gold Yesterday (June 17, 2026) The FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) held interest rates steady (as widely expected, with a unanimous vote), but the accompanying signals and economic projections were hawkish: • Nearly half of policymakers saw a rate hike possible later in 2026. • This strengthened the US dollar and raised expectations for higher-for-longer rates (markets priced in ~66-78% chance of a hike by December).  Gold prices fell sharply on the news (reversing earlier gains): Why the drop? Gold is a non-yielding asset, so higher real interest rates / stronger dollar increase its opportunity cost (investors prefer yield-bearing assets like bonds). Hawkish Fed signals reduce safe-haven demand and boost the dollar (gold is priced in USD). Other factors like robust jobs data and easing geopolitical tensions (e.g., US-Iran) also weighed on it.  Broader Context: Why Gold Prices Are “Failing” / Declining Recently • Shifting Fed expectations toward fewer cuts / possible hikes. • Stronger USD and higher real yields. • Technical selling, ETF outflows, and reduced safe-haven buying amid some de-escalation in risks. • Seasonal factors and profit-taking after a big rally.  Longer-term, many analysts remain bullish due to central bank buying, geopolitical risks, and inflation hedges. Gold’s price is volatile and driven by macro forces—yesterday’s FOMC reaction is a classic example of rates/dollar dynamics at work. #GOLD #XAUUSD GOODLUCK SEEE YOU AT THE TOP. BLESSINGS.