Gold plunged 3.61% on Friday to 3,875.19, its first decisive daily close below $4,000, as Fed-led global tightening and liquidation-style selling converged. Monday’s bounce toward 3,907 looks like relief within an established downtrend, with resistance at 4,083.41 and the next downside objective at 3,748.81.
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