Core Viewpoint - Gold prices are experiencing volatility, influenced by the Federal Reserve's upcoming statements and concerns over U.S. trade agreements, particularly with Japan, which are affecting the dollar's strength [1][5][7]. Group 1: Market Analysis - Gold prices found buying support near a monthly low of $3,250, as the market anticipates dovish signals from the Federal Reserve [1]. - The dollar is under pressure, having reached a near four-year low against major currencies, which is contributing to gold's recovery [4][7]. - Concerns regarding U.S. trade agreements, especially with Japan, are overshadowing optimism surrounding trade deals with China and Canada [5][6]. Group 2: Technical Analysis - Gold closed below a key support level, indicating potential for further declines [2]. - The price is attempting to rebound from the $3,250 demand zone, aiming to reclaim the resistance level at $3,297 [14]. - The Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains below 50, suggesting that any rebound may be temporary [15]. - If buyers can maintain upward momentum and surpass $3,297, a new rally towards the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $3,321 could occur [16]. - On the downside, a break below the intraday low of $3,248 could trigger a move towards the 50% Fibonacci level at $3,232 [18].