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“Gold Consolidation: Slowing Down… Yet Still on a Long-Term Uptrend. Resting to Surge — This Game Is Far from Over!” SO OK TRADING : 15 MAY 2026

Last updated: 15 May 2026
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Gold Consolidation: A Long-Term Game Worth Watching
By SO OK TRADING | 15 May 2026

After hitting record highs earlier this year, global gold prices (Gold Spot) are now consolidating within the $4,610 – $4,700 per ounce range. Meanwhile, domestic gold (96.5%) opened this morning at 71,100 – 71,750 THB, pressured by the strengthening Thai baht.

 
Current Pressures on Gold
U.S. Inflation Surges: CPI rises to 3.8% and PPI hits its highest since 2022 → Markets expect the Fed may raise rates instead of cutting.
Strong Dollar & Rising Bond Yields: Capital flows back into the dollar, weighing on gold as a non-yielding asset.
Technical Profit-Taking: After sharp gains earlier, selling pressure emerges to trigger consolidation.
 
Ongoing Support Factors
Geopolitical Tensions: Conflicts in the Middle East and Taiwan continue to support gold as a safe-haven asset.
U.S.–China Summit: Atmosphere eased temporarily, but Taiwan remains a key risk.
Central Bank Purchases: Global central banks continue accumulating gold to diversify reserves.
 
Key Support & Resistance Levels
$4,645: Minor support; a break could test $4,590.
$4,500: Major psychological support; a break may damage the long-term uptrend.
$4,678 – $4,700: Strong resistance; requires heavy buying to break through.
 
Impact on Thai Gold
Baht strengthens to 31.10 – 32.50 THB/USD, amplifying domestic gold price declines.
Thai gold (96.5%) drops from 71,950 THB down to 71,100 – 71,750 THB.
 
Investor Strategy
Short Term: Hold positions and wait; dips near $4,500 present opportunities for gradual accumulation.
Mid–Long Term: Major institutions such as J.P. Morgan and Bank of America remain bullish, forecasting gold to average $5,000 – $5,055 by Q4.
 
✨ Summary
Gold is consolidating under profit-taking and dollar strength, but structural supports from geopolitics and central bank buying remain intact. This is a “pause to surge,” positioning gold as a long-term asset worth watching. Investors should use this consolidation phase as a strategic opportunity to accumulate systematically.

 
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