Gold steadied after plunging to its lowest level in two years, as economic data from the US increased the likelihood of prolonged monetary tightening and stoked fears of recession.
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Gold Holds Near September High as Dollar’s Retreat Stretches
Gold held near its highest level this month, as the dollar continued its retreat on more hawkish rhetoric from the European Central Bank and expectations that inflation may have peaked in the US.
Gold Forecast: Expect Gold Prices to Trade Sideways To Up
Gold Forecast: Gold prices held firm after a rally witnessed in the past few sessions, hovering near two-week high, helped by a subdued dollar, while investors awaited U.S. inflation data that could provide cues on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike path.
Gold Rises on Weakening Dollar Ahead of US Inflation Data
Bullion Market Forecast: Gold gained as the dollar continued to retreat from a record high ahead of US inflation data that could bear on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.
Gold Price Short Term Forecast [08-09-2022]
Gold Price Short Term Forecast: The Gold (Yellow Metal) pair neared a critical Fibonacci resistance level before resuming its slide, the 61.8% retracement of its July/August rally at $1,730, a sign that bears are willing to add on spikes. In the daily chart, the bright metal is developing below bearish moving averages, while technical indicators hold within negative levels, the Momentum flat but the RSI turning lower, in line with further slides ahead.
Spot Gold Forecast: Bullion Looks to extend correction
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Spot Gold Forecast: The US markets will be closed due to the Labor Day holiday on Monday and as such market action is likely to remain subdued. In the early trading hours of the Asian session on Tuesday, the Caixin Services PMI data from China will be watched closely by market participants. A reading below 50 could remind investors of the slowdown in the world’s second-biggest economy and hurt gold. On the other hand, an unexpected improvement in the data could help the market mood improve, providing relief for the precious metal.