Gold is showing a strong bullish recovery after sweeping the sell-side liquidity around the 4,300 area. The liquidity sweep appears to have provided the fuel for the current displacement higher, with price reclaiming several nearby imbalance/FVG zones.

The key structure on this chart is the reaction following the liquidity sweep. Price aggressively moved away from the lows, creating bullish momentum and leaving multiple Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) below current price. These zones may act as areas of interest if Gold retraces before continuing higher.

Key Level: 4,645
The major upside objective is the 4,645 liquidity area, where previous price action suggests a concentration of buy-side liquidity. A move toward this level would represent a continuation of the current recovery and a potential raid of the highs.
However, price may not move directly toward the target. A retracement into the nearby FVGs around 4,400–4,500 could occur first. Holding these areas and producing bullish confirmation would strengthen the continuation setup.

Market Structure

The chart shows:
Sell-side liquidity swept near 4,300
Strong bullish displacement following the sweep
Multiple bullish FVGs created during the recovery
Price currently trading around 4,478
Previous bearish structure/MSS remains an important area to monitor
Buy-side liquidity resting around 4,645
Potential continuation toward the liquidity area if bullish momentum remains intact
Trading Idea
The overall idea is to watch how price behaves on any pullback into the marked FVG/discount areas. If buyers continue defending these zones, Gold could gradually expand toward the 4,645 liquidity target.

A clean break and acceptance above the intermediate resistance would provide additional confirmation for continuation. On the other hand, failure to hold the lower FVG zones could lead to deeper retracement before another attempt higher.

Key concept: Liquidity sweep → bullish displacement → FVG support → potential buy-side liquidity raid.