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“Gold Prices Surge Beyond Resistance: Global Trend Analysis with SO OK TRADING” 23 AUGUST 2026

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Gold Price Analysis: The Roller Coaster of the Global Market
SO OK TRADING : August 23, 2026

 
Introduction
The global gold market is creating a phenomenon closely watched by investors worldwide. Within just a few days, prices surged sharply, breaking through USD 4,670–4,680 per ounce, while Thailand’s gold bar price set a new record at THB 71,150 per baht gold. This movement is not a normal adjustment but a “Vertical Move,” reflecting massive buying and speculative forces in the global market.

 
Key Drivers Behind Gold Prices
The sharp rise in gold prices stems from several intertwined factors:

Fed’s Interest Rate Cuts As the U.S. central bank signals rate reductions, bond yields fall immediately. The opportunity cost of holding gold decreases, prompting investors to shift funds into gold.
Dollar Weakness from Treasury Buybacks The U.S. Treasury’s bond buyback program pressures the dollar lower, making gold cheaper for holders of other currencies and stimulating global demand.
Accumulated Buying by Central Banks and ETFs Central banks in China, Poland, and the Czech Republic continue adding gold to reserves, while global gold ETFs hold record-high levels.
China’s Heated Market Chinese investors use high leverage in gold trading, causing extreme volatility with rapid price chasing and forced selling.
 
⚡ Immediate Catalysts Driving Prices Past USD 4,670
Beyond the main drivers, urgent triggers pushed gold sharply higher:

U.S. Public Debt Surpassing USD 40 Trillion Investor confidence in the dollar’s stability weakens, leading to gold as a safe haven.
Surge in Call Options Buying on COMEX Record-high call option volumes act as leverage, propelling prices through key technical resistance.
 
Key Support and Resistance Levels (XAU/USD)
Resistance

First resistance: USD 4,700 (psychological test)
If firmly broken, next targets: USD 4,800–4,900
Support

Short-term: USD 4,390–4,400 (breakdown signals short-term uptrend loss)
Major support: USD 4,200–4,300 (long-term accumulation zone)
Thai gold bars: THB 67,000–68,000 (vs. current THB 71,150)
 
Investment Strategies by Investor Type
Long-term savers / beginners → Avoid chasing prices; use DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging).
Long-term holders (large profits) → Gradually sell 30–50% to lock cash, let the rest run.
Short-term speculators → Set clear stop-losses; beware of “Sell on Fact” as news is priced in.
 
Global Economic Calendar This Week
Gold markets will focus on three key events:

Speech at Jackson Hole by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh
U.S. Core PCE Inflation → Below expectations may push gold higher; above expectations may pressure prices lower.
U.S. Q2 GDP (second estimate) → Reflecting impacts of Treasury Buybacks.
 
Gold Price Outlook
Short-term (Aug 24–28, 2026): Sideway-up movement, but profit-taking risk remains high.
Medium-term (3–6 months): Bullish trend continues, supported by rate cuts and Treasury Buybacks.
Long-term (1+ year): Structural bull run driven by U.S. debt expansion and global central bank dedollarization.
 
Action Strategy Summary
Resistance USD 4,700–4,900 (THB 71,500–74,500): Do not chase prices. Investors with profits should lock 20–30%.
Support USD 4,390–4,400 (THB 67,000–68,000): Attractive accumulation zone for long-term investors.
 
✨ Conclusion
Gold remains in a strong uptrend, but last week’s sharp rally increases short-term profit-taking risks. Investors should adopt strategies of partial selling and gradual accumulation, with strict portfolio management to withstand the high volatility in global markets.

 
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