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A resolution or progress in Hormuz talks reduces energy-disruption risk, typically supporting gold; GLD strength and chart signals imply potential upside for AAAU in the near term if gold remains bid.
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Progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz eases inflation and rate-hike fears, lifting gold and GLD momentum. GLD shows early turnaround signals, trading above near-term moving averages but still faces a June death cross. A sustained gold rally could lift AAAU in the near term if gold remains bid and macro risk remains supportive.
GLD sits 4.7% above 20-day SMA and 2.1% above 50-day SMA.
Key resistance at $402; support at $363.50.
June death cross persists; warrants cautious upside.
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