Gold is trading inside a tight but constructive range this morning, slowly rebuilding bullish structure after yesterday’s heavy intraday volatility. The 15-min and 1-hour charts are telling the same story: buyers continue to defend the 4,200 demand zone, while sellers remain active around the 4,215–4,225 supply area.
On the 15-min, you can clearly see how many times price dipped into the 4,200–4,185 green zone and instantly bounced. That area has acted as a liquidity pocket where buyers continue stepping in. The short-term moving averages (50/200) are flattening but starting to curl upward, signaling early bullish pressure.
On the 1-hour, the picture becomes more obvious. We’ve reclaimed the rising trendline and pushed straight into the red resistance block at 4,215–4,225, a level that rejected price multiple times earlier this week. This is the first real test of whether momentum can continue.
What keeps the bullish case alive?
Price is holding above 4,200, the key intraday anchor
Trendline support is intact
Buyers continue absorbing dips
Momentum candles are gradually increasing
If Gold breaks above 4,225, the next upside targets are straightforward:
4,245 (minor HTF resistance)
4,250 (major liquidity level)
But if price rejects 4,225 again, expect a pullback toward:
4,200 (immediate support)
4,185 (secondary demand)
4,170 (deeper correction zone)
For now, the market is balanced but slightly leaning bullish, buyers have the advantage as long as we stay above 4,200.
KEY LEVELS I’M WATCHING
Resistance:
4,225, 4,245, 4,250
Support:
4,200, 4,185, 4,170
MY TAKEAWAY
Gold is climbing back into the resistance zone, and the battle is happening right at 4,215–4,225. Break it, and bulls take full control toward 4,245–4,250. Fail to break, and we rotate back into 4,200 for another reset. Momentum is leaning bullish, but this zone will decide today’s direction.