Gold trading was limited during the previous trading session from the bottom above the recently recorded low at 1815 and from the top below the 1830 resistance level without any significant change. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour time frame chart, we find positive crossover signals beginning to appear on …
Read More »Gold price eyes recovery after a long selloff
Gold price up by 0.07%; trading at $1823.78 per ounce at the time of writing. The precious metal is looking forward to recovery due to softer than expected US ADP Employment Change data. Job vacancies by US employers were upbeat in August, indicating strong labor demand. However, the US Services …
Read More »Gold is trying to find a bottom 4/10/2023
The technical outlook remains unchanged, and gold’s movements did not change significantly, trying to retest the 1830 resistance level, maintaining negative stability below it. Technically, the simple moving averages are still a factor of negative pressure on the price from above, in addition to the stability of intraday trading below …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session, October 3
Gold fell for the seventh day in a row, reaching a low of $1,814 before reversing course and edging slightly higher to $1,825. After dropping more than 5% in the previous session, silver made a slight recovery to close at about $21.20.On Tuesday, the Yen increased, most likely as a …
Read More »Gold is witnessing strong selling 3/10/2023
Gold prices continue to suffer heavy losses as part of intense selling, as we expected, touching the official target required to be achieved during the previous technical report, located at the price of 1815, recording its lowest level of $1815 per ounce during early trading of the current session. Technically, …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session, October 2
The key event in the Asian session, Tuesday, will be the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting. Later in the day, Switzerland will report consumer inflation, and in the US, the JOLTS Job Openings data will be released.Key DevelopmentsThe US dollar made a great start to the week, continuing the upward …
Read More »While metals markets might be frustrating, the alternatives are even worse
In the United States, inflation, as measured by the change in the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, rose to 3.5% on an annual basis in August, up from 3.4% (revised from 3.3%) in July, according to the US Bureau of Economic Analysis on Friday. This reading was consistent with …
Read More »Gold fell to its lowest levels in seven months
Gold prices fell to $1,830 per ounce during trading on Monday, reaching their lowest levels in seven months due to pressure resulting from the strong dollar and high Treasury yields, as well as today’s expected speech by Jerome Powell. Gold’s decline today is the worst in two years, incurring monthly …
Read More »Strength of USD putting pressure on gold
Gold continued its losses on Monday for the sixth session in a row, reaching its lowest level in about seven months in light of the continued rise of the dollar, traders’ evaluation of a major report on inflation in the United States, and their anticipation of a number of labor …
Read More »Gold may extend its losses 2/10/2023
Gold prices suffered heavy losses during last Friday’s trading within the negative outlook expected during the previous technical report, touching the first target of 1853 and approaching, within a few points, of the second target of 1844, recording its lowest level at $1846 per ounce. Technically, by looking at the …
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