Gold Prices and the Latest Market Updates: Gold prices are staying steady as the world watches the ongoing trade talks between the United States and China. These discussions, happening in London, are creating a lot of interest in the financial markets. Let’s break down what’s happening and why it matters for gold prices.
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Gold’s price broke through an important level at $3,330, which experts call a “symmetrical triangle pattern.” This is a sign that gold might keep going up, continuing a trend that started earlier this year.
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Gold MCX Trading Levels 28690 to 29245
Gold Silver Reports ~ Gold on MCX settled down -0.65% at 28941 dropped tracking weakness from Comex Gold while unable to challenge a recent 13-month high near $1280 as traders booked profits after gains from last week’s dovish interest rate announcement by the Fed. The dollar arrested three weeks of declines after hawkish comments from US Fed officials renewed expectations of US interest rate hikes.