Technical analysis by KellyLondon about Symbol PAXG: Sell recommendation (14 hour ago)

Analysis of gold news:During the U.S. trading session on Friday (June 6), spot gold continued to fall weakly and ended the week at around 3309. Gold rose and fell on Thursday. Earlier, silver broke through the $35 mark, hitting a 13-year high, driving gold prices to break through the $3400 mark, hitting a four-week high of around $3403.28. However, due to the signal of easing trade tensions released by the US and Chinese leaders during the call, the spot gold price closed down 0.6% at $3352.65. The market began to turn its attention to the upcoming US non-farm payrolls data and the policy trends of the Federal Reserve. On June 5, the call between US President Trump and Chinese leaders became the focus of global financial markets. Trump said on social media that the two sides reached a "very positive conclusion" on trade issues, while Chinese officials emphasized that negative measures against China should be withdrawn. This rare dialogue between leaders was interpreted by the market as a signal of thawing trade tensions, weakening the appeal of gold as a safe-haven asset, causing spot gold prices to fall back to $3,352.65 after an intraday high of $3,403.28. Despite this, gold has risen by about 28% this year, showing its strong demand amid global uncertainty. Analysts pointed out that the easing of trade tensions has a direct impact on the performance of safe-haven assets. The decline in gold prices reflects the market's optimistic expectations for the progress of Sino-US trade negotiations.Judging from the current trend of gold, the market will continue to fall next week; the decline is not as strong as expected, first look at the gap filling near 3,290, then look at the range of 3,260 to 3,250, and give specific points after updating the indicators on Monday; focus on the pressure near 3,330-3,335 next Monday, consider shorting ideas, and give specific operational suggestions on Monday.