In the days ahead, traders have a rather active US session with a plethora of economic releases on the 24th<\/sup> of November, which in our opinion is definitely worth keeping an eye on. Early in the US session we get the US Durable Goods rate for October while simultaneously we get the GDP 2nd Estimate for Q3 and the weekly Initial Jobless Claims figure. Later on the same day we get the Core PCE Price Index rate for October which is monitored by the FED but also the Final University of Michigan Sentiment for November. Finally on Wednesday, we get the FOMC meeting minutes from its November 2 – 3, 2021 policy meeting. Thus Gold traders are recommended to be cautious on Wednesday the 24th<\/sup> with an interesting calendar covering the US session.\u00a0 However, in the next week on the 30th<\/sup> of November we get the very important US Consumer Confidence for November. On the 1st<\/sup> of December we get the Final Markit Manufacturing PMI and the very interesting ISM Manufacturing PMI both for November.<\/p>\n As a final note we must also consider the upcoming special events of Black Friday and Cyber Monday as even if not directly related to the Gold market, can be used by traders as an indication of confidence, possibly leading to volatility within the precious metal sector. Please note the performance of these events in terms of consumer demand and supply can provide important signals for the economy, especially as supply chain bottlenecks seem to persist in the short term.<\/p>\n \u0627\u0644\u062a\u062d\u0644\u064a\u0644 \u0627\u0644\u0641\u0646\u064a<\/strong><\/p>\n XAU\/USD H4<\/strong><\/p>\n In the most recent sessions we have observed Gold testing the (S1) 1795.05 support which can be considered a signal that the selling orders are still in excess. The RSI indicator below our chart remains below 30, implying that the selling momentum formed since Monday has dominated Gold\u2019s price action with very little evidence of stabilization so far. On the contrary, we could not dismiss the fact that the strong selling in the past sessions may be observed as an opportunity for traders to go long. In case the metal comes under some bullish interest we note the (R1) 1821.85 resistance as the possible first stop for the bulls while even higher the (R2) 1843.45 line stands firm used as both a resistance and support in the past. Our highest resistance is noted at the (R3) 1865.80 level which was tested various times in November yet the price action kept returning below it. In our view, the metal can be characterized being in a selling trend line for the time being with some sideways tendencies possibly to appear. If the trend continues then below the (S1), we note the (S2) 1777.35 support that was last tested in the beginning of November. However, the lowest level tested in November is currently noted as the (S3) 1758.65 support.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/11\/xau-usd-4h-chart-23-11-2021-technical-analysis.png\")
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