Gold Spot Low $1789 Mint Money or Not. Gold markets have broken down during the trading session on Tuesday as the US dollar has picked up a bit of momentum.
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Gold Technical Outlook : Below $1807 Don’t Buy Gold, Big Downside Expected
Gold Technical Outlook Report : The Gold Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator is moving sideways around 50, confirming gold indecisiveness in the near-term. Additionally, the pair is fluctuating between the Fibonacci 38.2% and 50% retracement levels of the six-day-long uptrend witnessed earlier in the month.
Gold Prices Have Oscillated Around The Sticky $1850
Gold prices have oscillated around the sticky $1850 region due to the absence of a fresh directional catalyst. Bulls remain empowered by the great “reflation trade” and surging coronavirus cases, while bears continue to draw strength from a stabilising dollar.
Gold Trades with Modest Losses Around $1850 Region
Gold traded with a mild negative bias through the early European session and was last seen hovering near daily lows, around the $1850 region.
Gold Prices falls over 1%, pinched by firm dollar but on course for weekly gain
Spot gold prices fell 1% to $1,851.50 per ounce by 10:10 a.m. EST (1510 GMT), retreating from a two-week high hit on Thursday. The metal was up 1.4% so far this week.
Gold Edged up, Bullion Has Been Pressured lately By Stronger Dollar
Gold edged up, recovering from an almost seven-week low, amid caution in markets as investors assessed the outlook for the dollar and the timeline for a U.S. stimulus package.
Spot gold Prices Have Been on The Front Foot in Recent Trade
Spot gold prices have been on the front foot in recent trade, with a boost coming at 13:30GMT in the form of slightly softer than expected US Consumer Price Inflation numbers. Spot gold popped above the $1840 level and Wednesday Asia session highs at $1842, but has so far failed to break above $1850. As things stand, the precious metal trades with gains of close to $8 or 0.5% on the day.