I’m excited to break down yesterday’s gold (XAU/USD) trade on Friday, July 25, 2025, which saw a significant drop from $3,370 to $3,330—a $40 decline per ounce. Starting at $3,385 early in the day (04:32 AM WIB per tradingeconomics.com), gold faced selling pressure as the U.S. session unfolded. Web data and analysts posts reveal a bearish turn, with multiple rejections at the $3,450 resistance level, triggering a correction. Technical analysis highlights a “two black crows” pattern, signaling strong bearish momentum after failing to break this psychological barrier.
This drop likely stemmed from a stronger U.S. dollar, bolstered by tariff delay optimism to August 1 and anticipation of today’s U.S. economic data. However, traders sentiment suggests disappointment over Trump’s tariff policy lacking clarity, adding uncertainty. Support held firm around $3,340-$3,330, a critical zone watched by traders. My Exness copy trading strategy capitalized on this, shorting near $3,370 and exiting around $3,335, yielding +$8. Check the screenshot below for proof
Looking ahead, gold could drop to $3,310 if $3,330 support fails, or rebound to $3,375 if buyers return. Today’s quieter market offers a chance to assess. Ready for such gains? Join Exness copy trading program at to mirror my trades in 3 minutes, with spreads from 0.3 pips. Explore my insights about forex at tradegoldnow.com/daily-blog and join my growing community!