Gold's consolidation phase within a rising wedge pattern illustrated market uncertainty ahead of the U.S. presidential election and broader economic factors. The price action indicated a retracement towards key support levels at 2,470 and 2,367 USD, aligning with typical market cycles that precede significant rebounds.

This phase suggested a corrective pullback within the broader uptrend, a natural part of the market cycle where consolidation and profit-taking occurred before the next rally. The pullback towards the 2,367 USD level acted as a springboard for a renewed uptrend. Seasonal trends and unforeseen geopolitical events increased gold’s safe-haven appeal, contributing to price acceleration towards the long-term target to 3,000 USD.

With the U.S. presidential election on the horizon, unclear economic policies from potential candidates contributed to market hesitation. This uncertainty often drove investors toward safe-haven assets like gold. Central banks' responses, particularly from the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank, were critical. Interest rate adjustments, inflation controls, and currency interventions all played a role in shaping gold's trajectory. When central banks signaled that inflation was persisting, it accelerated gold’s ascent. Conversely, when inflation moderated and interest rates rose significantly, it created temporary pressure on gold prices. The retracement towards 2,470 and 2,367 USD levels offered a strategic entry point for investors looking to position themselves.
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