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Gold falls 3% to $4,620/oz on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, testing three-week lows as Fed hawkish hold lifts dollar and Treasury yields.
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XAU chart shows $4,300 as the bull-bear line and a weekly close below targets $3,400 on a 100% Fibonacci extension, a 26% drop.
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JPMorgan still targets $6,300 by year-end and Goldman Sachs holds $5,400, calling the March correction a positioning unwind.
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Gold traded at $4,793 per ounce on Monday, April 20, 2026, down 0.9% after US seizure of Iranian cargo vessel Touska lifted oil above $95.
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Fibonacci extension projects $3,400 per ounce as a downside target, a 28% drop aligning with 2025's April-August resistance zone.
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JPMorgan holds a $6,300 year-end target, Goldman Sachs $5,400, while State Street flags a $4,000 floor with 20% probability.
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Gold traded at $4,733 per ounce on Monday, April 13, 2026, down 0.3% after US-Iran peace talks collapsed over the weekend.
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XAU/USD price is trapped in a $4,300 to $5,600 consolidation, with a fresh bearish pin bar last week at the 50 EMA near $4,800.
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Swiss private bank Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) is buying gold again and reaffirmed its $6,000 year-end target, joining JPMorgan at $6,300.
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Gold is trading at $5,062 on Thursday, February 12, 2026, holding above $5,000 psychological support.
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Fibonacci analysis projects $6,100 as the base-case target and nearly $7,200 in an extreme bullish scenario.
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Wells Fargo's recent $6,100-$6,300 forecast validates the Fibonacci framework, joining JPMorgan ($6,300), UBS ($6,200), and Deutsche Bank ($6,000).
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