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Gold Price Forecast: Why $3,500 Could Be the Next Target

Gold is facing growing downside risks as markets watch upcoming interest rate decisions, inflation data, oil prices and geopolitical developments. The daily chart shows a weakening trend, with $3,960 acting as an important support level. If this level breaks, gold could move towards $3,500.

Gold Price Forecast: Could Gold Fall to $3,500?

Gold prices are showing signs of weakness, and the possibility of a fall towards $3,500 per ounce deserves attention. The daily chart shows that gold has moved down sharply from its earlier highs and is struggling to recover. Selling pressure remains visible, while important technical indicators continue to suggest a weak trend.

However, the $3,500 level is a possible downside target, not a confirmed outcome. Upcoming economic data and global events will play an important role in deciding gold's next move.

1. Interest Rate Decisions Could Pressure Gold

Interest rates are one of the biggest factors affecting gold prices. If central banks keep interest rates high or delay rate cuts, gold may face selling pressure. Higher interest rates can make interest-paying investments more attractive than gold, which does not pay interest.

Any strong signal that rates will remain high for longer could push gold prices lower.

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