- Gold price fell as much as 1.2% before paring most losses amidbroad ‘risk-off’ sentiment
- A stronger USD appears to be weighing on precious metal prices while Treasury yields are steady
- 85% of retail gold traders (within IG)are net long, whereas 15% are net short
Gold Weekly Price Outlook
Gold Spot Below $1852, Door Open $1780 — $1740 – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Spot Below $1852, Door Open $1780 — $1740. Gold and silver prices suffered steep losses on Friday, tracking a sharp decline in global rates. On MCX, February gold futures slumped 4% or ₹2050 to ₹48,818 per 10 gram while silver futures tanked ₹6,100 or 8.8% to ₹63,850 per kg. In global markets spot gold dropped nearly 4% to $1,833.83 per ounce as a jump in US Treasury yields hammered bullion’s safe-haven appeal.
Gold Price Forecast 2021 : Gold 1Q Outlook Bullish Headed, Target $1965
What started with a bang is now ending with a whimper. After a meteoric rise in gold prices through the first three quarters of 2020 (gaining +24.3% from January 1 through September 30), gold prices cooled off in 4Q’20, having lost around -1% at the time this forecast was written in December 2020.
Gold Price Analysis: Gold Trades bear 4H Chart 200SMA
Gold Price Analysis : Gold consolidates on recent recovery rally from $1,764 to $1,895. The four-month falling trendline hurdle is still intact.
Spot Gold Drop Accelerated By Vaccine News, Positive U.S. Data – GSR
Spot Gold dropped to the lowest since July as positive vaccine news, strong economic data and the start of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s formal transition undermined the metal’s haven appeal.
Gold Spot Below $1854 Next Target $1780——$1744 — Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Spot (XAU/USD) looks to threaten $1800 level amid coronavirus vaccine optimism after the yellow metal resumed last week’s bearish momentum on Monday and fell 2% to the lowest levels in four months at $1831.
Gold Extends Drop on Vaccine, Signs of Improving U.S. Economy
Gold fell to a four-month low as growing optimism over a coronavirus vaccine and signs of a increasing momentum in U.S. economic growth stifled demand for the metal as a haven.