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Gold finished the week with strong bullish momentum, climbing from around $3,980 to close near $4,175, representing a gain of approximately 195 points. Throughout the week, buyers consistently stepped in during every pullback, illustrating a clear shift in structural market sentiment in favor of higher prices.
The week started with uncertainty after gold experienced several bearish candles, continuing the previous week's correction. Characteristics included consecutive bearish candles, lower highs, and lower lows. However, although sellers pushed price lower, they failed to create significant structural continuation below the previous swing low.
The turning point came with an explosive bullish candle that completely engulfed previous bearish momentum, broke above recent resistance, and closed near its absolute high. Following this breakout, gold began printing textbook bullish market structure: Higher High → Pullback → Higher Low → Breakout → Repeat.
Toward the end of the weekly chart, price began moving sideways just below the $4,180 ceiling. Rather than experiencing heavy profit-taking or a sharp reversal after the rally, buyers allowed price to rest and balance immediately below key structural resistance.
Monitoring historical structural levels provides critical framework for mapping market scenarios into next week:
The market enters the new week with buyers holding the technical advantage, but trading near a significant overhead resistance zone. Two primary paths are worth watching: