Negative trading dominated the price of the yellow metal during the previous trading session after it found a resistance level near 1885, which forced it to re-test the support level published during the previous analysis located at 1866, which we made clear that breaking this level is a condition of …
Read More »Gold Closes Lower for Second Day in Row
Gold prices plunged on Tuesday, falling for the second consecutive session for the first time in about two weeks. Moreover, the yellow metal futures saw their biggest decline since the beginning of the month, amid a positive performance by the US Dollar (USD). Gold futures for February delivery decreased by …
Read More »Gold Dropping as US Dollar’s Strength Overwhelmed the Stimulus Package
Gold prices plunged today, Tuesday, as the strength of the dollar overshadowed the support resulting from the US Congress’s approval of a long-awaited aid package of nearly $ 900 billion linked to the Coronavirus, while sentiment was also affected by some profit-making sales. And gold fell in the spot market …
Read More »Gold Awaits Activation of Pending Orders
Mixed trades dominated the yellow metal prices yesterday within random movements that tended to be negative, recording its lowest level at 1855. Technically, and by looking at the 240-minute chart, we found a conflict between the clear negativity on the stochastic indicator, which supports the continuation of the decline, and …
Read More »Gold Finishes Lower Amid Coronavirus Skepticism
Gold prices decline on Monday, as the US Dollar (USD) rose across the board on concerns about a new variant of the coronavirus. Gold futures for February delivery decreased by $6.10, or 0.3%, to finish at $1,882.80 per ounce. The yellow metal failed to gain enough support from the recently …
Read More »Gold Jumping on Support of US Stimulus And Lockdown
Gold rose today, Monday, to its highest in six weeks, boosted by news that leaders of the US Congress have reached an agreement on an aid package linked to the Coronavirus, while the appetite for higher-risk assets is undermined by lockdown measures in Britain, which increased support for the metal. …
Read More »Gold Attacks The Psychological Barrier
Gold opened its first weekly trading with a noticeable rise after the US Congress approved the US $900 billion stimulus package, which pushed gold prices to touch the resistance level of the psychological barrier of 1900 during the Asian session for the current session. Technically speaking, with the price consolidating …
Read More »Gold Closes Lower but Logs Weekly Gains
Gold prices closed lower on Friday, limiting their weekly rise, which was mostly supported by the decline of the US Dollar (USD). The yellow metal futures for February delivery lost $1.50, or 0.1%, to finish at $1,888.90 per ounce. For the week, gold futures gained about 2.5%. Today’s decline of …
Read More »Gold Heading For a Third Weekly Gain as Dealers Expect US Aid
Gold prices retreated as the dollar rebounded after growing hopes of approval of stimulus in the United States led gold to rise for three days, putting the yellow metal on the path of achieving gains for the third week in a row. And gold in spot transactions fell 0.1% to …
Read More »Gold Taking Advantage of US Dollar’s Decline
Gold trading witnessed positive movements during the previous trading session within the bullish path, as we expected, surpassing the target required to be achieved at 1882/1883, recording the highest of 1896. Technically speaking, the pair is based above the previously breached resistance-into-support at 1875/1773 and this considered as a positive …
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