Gold Trading Opportunities Amid Easing Trade Tensions

This video analyzes the impact of Trump administration policies and Federal Reserve dynamics on gold prices, identifies key technical support levels, and provides strategic buy-the-dip entry points with risk hedging recommendations."

Since April 2nd, when the Trump administration declared the date as "Trade Liberation Day" and implemented reciprocal tariff policies, global trade dynamics have continued to evolve. On May 8th, the UK became the first major economy to strike a preliminary deal with the U.S. Though unsigned, markets reacted positively, with Wall Street rebounding and gold prices retreating from a monthly high of $3,448.20 per ounce.

Key Timeline of Events

April 2 ：President Trump’s tariff policies take effect, targeting all trading partners.

May 8：U.S.-UK preliminary agreement announced, sparking market optimism.

May 10：

U.S.-China negotiations begin in Switzerland amid low expectations.

By Sunday (May 12):Joint statement issued, citing progress and a 115% reciprocal tariff reduction (Chinese exports to U.S. taxed at 30%, U.S. exports to China at 10%) for 90 days.

Though unsigned, markets interpreted this as a de-escalation, driving Wall Street higher and gold down sharply.