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Gold prices remain stable near 4,500 on Monday as a weaker U.S. dollar offsets fading expectations of aggressive rate cuts. The metal retreated slightly below its uptrend line but found temporary support from dip-buyers. Technical indicators show mixed signals, with momentum remaining neutral-to-bearish despite the dollar's recent decline. The dollar's weakness, driven by reduced Fed rate-cut speculation, has provided some support for gold, though sustained buying interest remains limited. Traders are closely watching whether gold can break above key resistance levels or if it will retest critical support zones. Central bank policies and geopolitical risks will likely remain key drivers for the precious metal in the coming weeks.
