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FollowingThe price of gold has declined; the range of $4150 to $4160 is becoming a key focus in the short term.
After hitting its peak in 2026, the price of gold has started to pull back. Currently, market participants are focusing on the range of $4150 to $4160. Analysts suggest that this area may once again attract buyers. However, if the price drops below $4140, the current optimistic outlook could be weakened.
Potential support levels lie between $4150 and $4160.
On October 13th, an analyst mentioned on social media platform X that the range of $4150 to $4160 could attract short-term buyers. However, this analysis also stated that if the price falls below $4140, it would be considered a negative signal.
Analysts said that although the range of $4150 to $4160 is important for buyers, any decline below $4140 could undermine these positive scenarios. This strategy isn’t based on a definite directional shift, but rather on conditional trading strategies. As long as the price remains above $4150, a rebound is still possible. But if selling pressure continues, the pullback could be deeper. Related charts also suggest that the price might rebound to around $4200.
The analysis also mentioned potential price movements of 100, 300, and 500 points. However, these are considered potential outcomes, not definite targets. Their realization depends on whether the support levels remain stable.
Weekly charts show broader corrections in prices.
According to TradingView data, as of October 13, 2026, the price of physical gold (XAU/USD) was reported at $4156.005, down 38.640 dollars or 0.92% from the previous day. XAU/USD is a widely recognized indicator of international gold prices, measured in dollars per ounce.
Long-term projections indicate that gold has accumulated upward momentum during 2024 and 2025, with further increases expected in 2026. After reaching new highs recently, the price of gold has begun to decline from its previous high levels. Therefore, the weekly chart indicates that the market has entered a correction phase after a strong upward trend.
The pullback shown on the weekly chart does not fully confirm short-term trading targets; thus, any rebound towards $4200 should be considered temporary.
Capital flow indicators show a weakening of market momentum.
The CMF indicator shows a value of -0.02. CMF is a technical indicator used to determine whether capital is flowing into or out of the market, taking into account both price and volume factors. Values below zero indicate selling pressure, while values above zero indicate buying trends.
Although this indicator remains negative, it is close to zero. This suggests that the market is showing signs of fatigue, but it does not confirm significant downward pressure. It’s worth noting that trading volume increased significantly during the recent uptrend and subsequent pullback.
This could mean that market volatility will continue for some time. In the short term, it’s important to monitor the situation within the range of $4150 to $4160. Any break below $4140 could lead to further significant pullbacks.
