As long as below 2760.00 it will continue this so far correctional move Down.
Below 2710.00 this correction can escalate and go as low as 2595.00 and still be a Correction.
This coming week is filled with excitements coming from US Presidential election & FOMC decision   , so everything is possible, but Pattern/ Time wise Gold is in for up to 2 weeks of consolidation.
Japan 10yr yield has to go below 9450 and hold for Yen futures to fold and entertain the downside. If it pops over 9800 Yen futures are going straight up. Yen futures go up = Spot Yen pairs go down in general. This is only one element and not the golden chalice.
Yes I am putting on a clinic for you Youtube gurus watching us here in this great forum called GVI.
I have been searching for reasons why GOLD has been rising to record levels so I can get a clue how to react to any news. Here are the most commonly cited reasons
Economic uncertainty (not reflected in US stocks but China struggles)
Geopolitical (Ongoing Middle East tensions and waiting for Israel to retaliate v. Iran)
Central bank demand (this may be the strongest factor?)
No mention of upcoming US election but could be a contributing factor.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
A relatively quiet start to the week for world markets leaves Wall Street pondering the sustainability of the recent record highs as corporate earnings updates pour in, the S&P500 index nears 6,000 and the election looms.
The peculiar sight of a risk-loving rally in U.S. equity markets and corporate high yield debt alongside new records for the traditional safe haven of gold may speak something of the hedged outlook, with geopolitical and electoral risks coloring the booming domestic economy.
Regarding Yen. I am waiting for them to run the figure and the stops and then come in hard on the buy side. Not nice Japanese data earlier at all.
Side note, reading the common sense post by Jay, is gold.
Dide note, listening to Mary Daly San Francisco Fed earlier I am fully convinced she is completely full of it and trying to make a duck look like an eagle.
Summary
US-German bond yield gap at its widest since July
Goldman reckons spread could hit 200 bps
ECB tipped to deliver third rate cut on Thursday
LONDON, Oct 15 (Reuters) – A rapid divergence between euro zone and U.S. government bond markets is expected to continue, as an increasingly lacklustre European economy adds to the pressure on the European Central Bank to quickly cut interest rates.