Kabuki Takaaki 『Weekly Gold Market Outlook』 July 7, 2025 issue

The report is written by Takashi Kabuki, President and CEO of Investment Daily Stock Company, a renowned authority on cycle analysis.

This is a weekly outlook on gold prices authored by him.

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NY gold prices have seen a decline in capital inflows from risk-off maneuvers seen through the previous week, and the market is displaying a somewhat stagnant trend. The near-month contract closed at $3,342.90, up $55.30 from the previous week, forming a bullish candle, but the high and low are lower than last week, forming a bearish pattern. Spot gold also closed at $3,336.94, up $63.61 from the previous week, suggesting a corrective rebound after two consecutive down weeks. From the weekly chart, there is an indication of insufficient pullback; in the near term, if the near-month contract falls below $3,250, a test of the $3,100s is expected. The recent rise is thought to be a reaction to turmoil in the Middle East. Moreover, the inability to make new highs amid this turmoil is acting as a further trigger for bearish sentiment.

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【Takashi Kabuki — Profile】

Graduated from Kansai Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, he partnered with Ray Dalio, a globally renowned U.S. market analyst, and issued domestic first market cycle and astrology reports. He is well-regarded for his market analysis that leverages cycles and astrology. President, Investment Daily Stock Company; President, Investment Daily Publishing Co., Ltd.; Member, Japan Technical Analysts Association; Editor-in-Chief of ‘Investment Daily α’.

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