Gold prices are consolidating after reaching ~$4,700/oz in August, now facing near-term headwinds from Fed rate-hike expectations, stronger USD, and the seasonal "September Effect." Huay Sang Heng identifies support at $4,200–$4,230/oz (66,500–66,800 baht), viewing this as a temporary pause rather than a trend reversal. Medium-to-long-term fundamentals remain supportive: geopolitical tensions, high government debt, and central bank accumulation continue to underpin demand.