Gold against the dollar, live.
Track XAU/USD in real time with full charting tools: drawings, indicators and every timeframe from one minute to one month.
Technical signals for gold
Moving averages and oscillators summarised into a single buy, neutral or sell reading, updated as the market moves.
What moves the gold price
Gold is priced in US dollars, so most of its swings trace back to the dollar, interest rates and risk appetite.
- US dollar strengthA stronger dollar usually weighs on gold; a weaker one tends to lift it.
- Interest rates and yieldsHigher real yields raise the cost of holding gold, which pays no interest.
- Inflation dataCPI and PCE releases shape rate expectations and gold demand as an inflation hedge.
- Safe-haven demandGeopolitical stress and market sell-offs often send investors toward gold.
- Central bank buyingReserve purchases by central banks add steady long-term demand.
Frequently asked questions
What does XAU/USD mean?
XAU is the market code for one troy ounce of gold, and USD is the US dollar. The quote shows how many dollars one ounce costs.
Is this chart really live?
Yes. Prices stream from TradingView's feed. Some feeds can be slightly delayed depending on the data provider, so check your broker's platform before placing a trade.
Which timeframe should I use?
Short-term traders often use 1 to 15 minute charts, swing traders use 1 hour to 4 hours, and longer-term investors use daily or weekly charts. Use the interval menu at the top of the chart to switch.
Can I add indicators and draw on the chart?
Yes. Use the Indicators button at the top and the drawing tools on the left side of the chart.