Category: Gold Market Analysis

On 22 June 2026, gold fell first before trying to recover later in the session. But the main pressure still came from a firmer US dollar, tighter Fed expectations, and the view that rates could stay higher for longer. For Malaysian gold savers, the key issue is not only whether gold rebounded, but how USD/MYR affects local pricing and why disciplined gradual accumulation still makes more sense than chasing short-term moves.

Sifu Gold’s 21 June 2026 gold analysis explains why gold stayed almost flat as the market remained under the shadow of a hawkish Fed, a firmer US dollar and high US bond yields, while still lacking a truly strong new catalyst to shift the overall mood.

On 20 June 2026, gold managed to edge higher after the previous session’s pressure, but the rebound still did not look strong enough to signal a clear change in direction. In this article, Sifu Gold breaks down what happened to gold, what the chart was showing, why the market moved that way, and what practical steps may make more sense for Malaysian gold savers.

Gold remained under pressure on 19 June 2026 as the market continued to price in a hawkish Federal Reserve, a firm US dollar, and high bond yields. This article explains what happened, what the chart was really showing, and what the move meant for Malaysian gold savers who want to act with better budget discipline instead of reacting emotionally.

On 18 June 2026, gold fell quite clearly as the market stayed on the side of a hawkish Federal Reserve, a firmer US dollar and high US bond yields. This article breaks down what happened to gold, what the chart was really showing, why the pressure built up, and what the move actually means for Malaysian gold savers who want to make more sensible decisions based on budget and discipline.

Sifu Gold’s 17 June 2026 gold analysis explains how gold recovered after intraday pressure while the market waited for the Fed, what the H1 chart was really showing, and what that means for Malaysian gold savers trying to plan with budget and discipline.

On 16 June 2026, gold fell first and then recovered later, but the session still did not look strong enough by the close. This article explains what the chart showed, why gold moved that way, and what it means for Malaysian gold savers.

Sifu Gold’s 15 June 2026 gold analysis explains how gold rebounded strongly as oil prices fell and pressure from the US dollar and Treasury yields eased slightly, and what that means for Malaysian gold savers trying to stay disciplined.

On 14 June 2026, gold rebounded after earlier pressure, but the market still did not look fully clear. Sifu Gold breaks down what the chart was showing, why gold moved this way, and what it may mean for Malaysian gold savers.

This article looks at how gold tried to steady itself on 13 June 2026 after an earlier drop, but still did not show a fully convincing recovery, and what that means for Malaysian gold savers who want to make calmer, more disciplined decisions based on budget and strategy.