
Market News · Rami Hadad · September 18, 2026
Gold Analysis – Friday, September 18, 2026
Gold (XAU/USD) is trading today around the $4,365–$4,375 per ounce range, continuing its attempts to recover and rebound after finding support at strong levels. This movement is bolstered by rising demand for the metal as a safe-haven asset, amidst market anticipation regarding the direction of monetary policy.
Intraday Technical Analysis
- General Trend: Bullish/Neutral in the short term, with positive momentum driving a retest of key resistance levels.
- First Resistance: $4,398 – $4,415 (the immediate resistance zone that must be breached to confirm continued upward movement toward $4,440).
- Second Resistance: $4,440 – $4,450.
- First Support: $4,340 – $4,350 (the most recent rebound point and a strong support level safeguarding the current uptrend).
- Second Support: $4,280 (a pivotal level; a close below this would open the door for a deeper correction toward $4,200).
Technical Indicators (Daily and 4-Hour Timeframes)
-Relative Strength Index (RSI 14): Trading near the 68 level, indicating buyer dominance and positive signals, though it is gradually moving away from extreme overbought territory.
-Moving Averages: Strong Buy signals across key moving averages (MA50 and MA200), supporting price stability above the $4,330 level.
Trading Outlook and Recommendation
-Bullish Scenario (Upside): Sustaining levels above $4,350 and breaking the $4,400–$4,415 barrier paves the way to target $4,440, followed by $4,480.
-Bearish Scenario (Downside): Breaking below the $4,340 support level could push the price to test the next key support zone at $4,280.
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