- Gold prices rose above USD 4600 driven by persistent US dollar weakness and safe-haven demand stemming from US fiscal and debt concerns.
- The upcoming July PCE data and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech will be critical catalysts influencing future interest rate expectations and gold's trajectory.
- Technically, gold has broken above the 144-day moving average, with short-term resistance targeted near USD 4773.53 and USD 4800.