The past two months following the U.S. presidential election have been challenging for gold bulls, as the yellow metal pulled back and settled into a choppy trading range. However, as I’ve consistently stated, this consolidation phase is just a healthy pause—allowing gold to catch its breath before continuing its upward trend. Over the past year, gold has displayed a steady, orderly growth pattern, advancing through a series of consolidation phases in a stair-step fashion. The encouraging news is that this current consolidation period may be nearing its end, positioning gold to resume its climb toward all-time highs.

COMEX gold futures are currently trading within a range of $2,550 to $2,800, forming a triangle pattern within this range. For confirmation that gold’s bull market has resumed, a decisive, high-volume close above both the triangle pattern and the $2,800 resistance level is necessary. A successful breakout should propel gold to $3,000 and beyond in short order.

COMEX gold futures are currently trading within a range of $2,550 to $2,800 (credit: PR)
COMEX gold futures are currently trading within a range of $2,550 to $2,800 (credit: PR)
I closely monitor gold priced in euros, as it removes the impact of U.S. dollar fluctuations and offers a clearer picture of gold’s underlying strength. Over the past two months, gold priced in euros has outperformed gold priced in U.S. dollars, largely due to the powerful dollar rally, which has made gold appear weaker than it truly is. Currently, gold priced in euros is trading within a range of €2,400 to €2,600. A decisive close above the €2,600 resistance level would signal the start of the next phase of the bull market.
Price analysis for GoldEUR (credit: PR)
Price analysis for GoldEUR (credit: PR)
Gold priced in British pounds is trading in a range between 2,000 and 2,150:
Gold priced in British pounds is trading in a range between 2,000 and 2,150 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in British pounds is trading in a range between 2,000 and 2,150 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Swiss francs is currently trading within a range of 2,240 to 2,440. This chart deserves close attention, as Switzerland plays a pivotal role in the global gold industry. With its renowned mints, world-class refiners, and a robust gold trading and banking sector, Switzerland remains an important hub for the international gold market, as I recently explained.
Gold priced in Swiss francs is currently trading within a range of 2,240 to 2,440 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Swiss francs is currently trading within a range of 2,240 to 2,440 (credit: PR)
The chart below shows gold priced in euros, British pounds, and Swiss francs. I find that this particular mix shows gold's movements very clearly. Gold priced in this mix of currencies is currently in a trading range between 6,700 and 7,200.
Gold priced in this mix of currencies is currently in a trading range between 6,700 and 7,200 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in this mix of currencies is currently in a trading range between 6,700 and 7,200 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Canadian dollars is currently trading within a range between 3,550 and 3,900. A triangle pattern has formed within this range, mirroring a similar setup in gold priced in U.S. dollars. This chart holds particular significance as Canada ranks among the world’s top gold producers, claiming the fourth spot globally with 200 metric tons of gold produced in 2023.
Gold priced in Canadian dollars is currently trading within a range between 3,550 and 3,900 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Canadian dollars is currently trading within a range between 3,550 and 3,900 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Australian dollars has been trading within a range of 3,900 to 4,250 but broke out of this range today, signaling a highly bullish development. Australia is the world’s second largest gold producer with 310 metric tons of gold produced in 2023.
Gold priced in Australian dollars has been trading within a range of 3,900 to 4,250 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Australian dollars has been trading within a range of 3,900 to 4,250 (credit: PR)
China’s gold benchmark, the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) gold futures, is currently trading within a range of 590 to 640. As the world’s largest producer of gold—producing 370 metric tons in 2023—and one of its largest consumers, China plays a pivotal role in the global gold market. For months, I’ve theorized that a resurgence of Chinese gold futures traders—who were instrumental in driving gold’s surge in March and April—could be the catalyst to propel prices toward $3,000 and beyond. A bullish breakout from this trading range should turn that forecast into reality.
Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) gold futures is currently trading within a range of 590 to 640 (credit: PR)
Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) gold futures is currently trading within a range of 590 to 640 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Singapore dollars is currently trading within a range of 3,400 to 3,700, with a triangle pattern emerging within this range. This chart is particularly noteworthy, as Singapore is a key regional gold trading hub with growing influence in the global gold market. Its strategic position and expanding role in the gold industry make gold priced in Singapore dollars an important indicator to watch.
Gold priced in Singapore dollars is currently trading within a range of 3,400 to 3,700 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Singapore dollars is currently trading within a range of 3,400 to 3,700 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Hong Kong dollars is currently trading within a range of 19,600 to 21,600, with a triangle pattern developing within this range. Like Singapore, Hong Kong serves as a major global banking and gold trading hub, making this chart worth monitoring.
Gold priced in Hong Kong dollars is currently trading within a range of 19,600 to 21,600 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Hong Kong dollars is currently trading within a range of 19,600 to 21,600 (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Indian rupees is an important chart to monitor, as India, like China, is one of the world’s largest gold consumers. Currently, gold is trading within a range of 216,000 to 234,000 rupees, with a triangle pattern forming within this range.
Gold in Indian rupees is trading within a range of 216,000 to 234,000 rupees (credit: PR)
Gold in Indian rupees is trading within a range of 216,000 to 234,000 rupees (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Japanese yen is trading in a range between 390,000 and 428,000.
Gold priced in Japanese yen price analysis (credit: PR)
Gold priced in Japanese yen price analysis (credit: PR)
Adding weight to the idea that gold may be poised to resume its bull market is the likelihood that the U.S. economy is already in a recession. Recessions are typically bullish for gold, as they lead to interest rate cuts and quantitative easing (QE)—essentially digital money printing. For a deeper dive into the risks of a U.S. recession and its bullish implications for gold, check out my recent report.
U.S. recession and its bullish implications for gold (credit: PR)
U.S. recession and its bullish implications for gold (credit: PR)
It's not just the U.S. at risk of a recession—China faces similar challenges. Much like the U.S. during the 2008 financial crisis, China is grappling with a severe real estate and stock market bust, which has triggered a sharp economic downturn. Government bond yields in China have plunged to all-time lows, signaling a deepening deflationary crisis. It’s inevitable that China will soon respond with a massive stimulus 'bazooka' to combat this deflation, a move that should be highly bullish for gold, silver, and other commodities.
China government bonds price chart (credit: PR)
China government bonds price chart (credit: PR)
There are other reasons to believe that gold’s bull market still has plenty of gas left in the tank. For example, there is a strong tendency for gold to continue to rise strongly after the first fed funds rate cut in a rate-cutting cycle. As the In Gold We Trust report aptly stated, "rate cuts are like rocket fuel for gold." The report showed that over the past three rate-cutting cycles, gold has risen an average of 32% within two years of the initial rate cut. If gold follows a similar trajectory this time—following the Fed's rate cut on September 18—it could rise to $3,380, representing a 27% increase from its current level of $2,658.
gold has risen an average of 32% within two years of the initial rate cut (credit: PR)
gold has risen an average of 32% within two years of the initial rate cut (credit: PR)
For now, I’m waiting for gold to decisively close above the key resistance levels I highlighted to confirm that the bull market is ready to resume. Several catalysts could trigger this breakout, including a major Chinese stimulus announcement and worsening U.S. economic data as the recession unfolds. While the past couple of months have been frustrating for gold bulls—myself included—I firmly believe that our patience will be richly rewarded once gold climbs to $3,000 and much higher.

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