In the short-term term, I am skeptical to bearish as far as the setup for a break of the yearly key resistance in the price of gold - ~1350$-1360$ - is concerned, even though the gold in most foreign currencies climbed multi-year bull market highs.

Shortterm the gold futures in $US are heavily overbought after a next small higher 2019 High made at 1262.2$ on Friday which came in at 6-years lasting main resistance. Followed by ugly looking bearish intraday reversals or telling topping action on Friday in the Precious Metals Sector across the board. June is part of the soft demand season for gold. The strong demand season typically runs from August to February.

The odds of gold start dropping here are hugely enhanced by its latest COT data. COT data shows that the Large Specs have evaluated their long-positions in the course of last three weeks blatantly striking. This must be viewed as exceptionally bearish because the Large Specs are overall always wrong.

EURUSD with 99% odd printed its final high of entire June at 1.1348. Pair spiked into this Blue Arc in the monthly chart which represented pinpoint month high resistance at two former occasions since 2017: