The Iran and Israel war came to a halt as the USA intervened. Owing to this, safe haven assets like gold and silver saw a decline in prices.
The bias in gold has now changed to sell; however, a retracement can be expected this week to major key levels from where traders can look to enter further sell positions. Let’s discuss the key pivot levels for gold buying and selling in this weekly forecast from June 30th to July 4th, 2025.
Some significant U.S. economic reports are scheduled for release this week that are expected to impact XAUUSD.
Tue, Jul 1 – Fed Chair Powell Speaks, ISM Manufacturing PMI, JOLTS Job Openings
Wed, Jul 2 – ADP Non-Farm Employment Change
Labor market strength is indicated by a strong beat in ADP jobs statistics (105K vs. 37K). As rate hike expectations are renewed, this might strengthen the USD and put pressure on gold.
Thu, Jul 3 – Average Hourly Earnings, Non-Farm Employment Change, Unemployment Rate, ISM Services PMI
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Today is the last day of June, which means that the monthly close may decide where July can take the price of gold. Here we can see that the price has already swept the high of May 2025, and $3122 low is now pending. A red monthly candle close can take gold to $3122; however, a good bullish close can push it again to test $3441.
XAUUSD 1m chart – Source: Tradingview
The best zone to short gold is the $3320-3337 level, due to the POC, breaker block, and the golden fib level on the 3h timeframe.
XAUUSD 3h chart – Source: Tradingview
Meanwhile, the closest level in the 30m chart of gold for selling is at $3301-3313. Here we can see how the price has broken its support and now it is acting as resistance.
XAUUSD 30m chart – Source: Tradingview
Major buying in gold is now expected from the $3232-$3202 level, which is a 4h order block and FVG in gold.
XAUUSD 4h chart – Source: Tradingview
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To conclude, gold can give both buys and sells this week. Lower time frames are suggesting sells, while higher time frames are still favoring a buy position in gold.
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