The yellow metal prices witnessed a bullish wave with the opening of the first trading sessions of this week, to witness the intraday movements stabilizing above the psychological line of 1800 resistance. On the technical side, stability trading above 1800 supports the rise, and with a closer look at the …
Read More »Gold Returns to Gains and Restores $1,800 Level
Gold prices rose on Monday, opening the week with a positive performance and restoring the $1,800 key price level, amid expectations for a rise in inflation. In addition, the decline by the U.S. Dollar (USD) helped gold returns to gains, scoring its biggest daily rise since early January. The yellow …
Read More »Gold Rising From a 7-Month Low as The Dollar’s Weakness Outweighs The High Yields
Gold prices rose, after reaching its lowest level in more than seven months in the previous session, as support from the dollar’s weakness overshadowed the pressure caused by the rise in Treasury yields. Spot gold rose 0.5% to 1,791.50 dollars an ounce, after touching its lowest level since the second …
Read More »Gold Fails to Recover Worst Weekly Losses Since Early January
Gold prices rose on Friday for the second consecutive session, narrowing their weekly losses that remained the biggest since the first week of the year. A decline by the U.S. Dollar (USD) across the board against major international currencies helped the rise of the yellow metal, which still scored weekly …
Read More »Gold is at Lowest Level in More Than 7 Months as US Yields Rise
Gold recouped some of its losses after falling to its lowest levels in more than seven months, but it remains on the path of recording its worst weekly performance since the end of November, as the attractiveness of the yellow metal, which does not yield a return, has decreased due …
Read More »Gold Touches Target of The Downward Wave
Gold prices succeeded in touching the official target station of the current wave of decline at 1765, recording its lowest price during the early trading of the current session at 1760. Technically speaking, with gold continuing to get negative pressure from the simple moving averages, coinciding with the negative signs …
Read More »Gold Scores First Gains in Five Days
Gold prices rose on Thursday, registering its first rise after four consecutive declines, including the formation of a death cross on Wednesday. Recovering some its weekly losses, gold futures for April delivery rose by $2.20, or 0.1%, to close at the level of $1,775 per ounce. Yesterday, the most active …
Read More »Gold And Selling Pressure Continues
Gold prices were exposed to a strong downward wave, as we expected in the previous analysis, touching the first target to be achieved at 1777, approaching a few points from the official target of 1765, to record the lowest price of 1769. Technically, the intraday trading remains below the resistance …
Read More »Gold Extends Losses and Forms Death Cross
Gold prices declined on Wednesday for the fourth consecutive session, reaching its lowest levels since June of last year. The yellow metal losses are attributed to the rise of Treasury yields and a positive performance by the U.S. Dollar (USD). Gold futures for April delivery dropped by $26.20, or 1.5%, to …
Read More »Gold falls as US Bond Yields Rise, And Platinum Falling From Highest Level in More Than 6 Years
Gold prices fell by as much as 1.7% on Tuesday, February 16th, to their lowest level in more than a week with the rise in US Treasury bond yields, while platinum fell in volatile trading after a rally that brought it to its highest level in six and a half …
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