Fed Pressure Pushing Prices Up?
On the 4-hour chart of gold, we see that the price of gold has pulled back slightly from recent highs, but is still maintaining a positive uptrend above two exponential moving averages (EMAs), the 34 and 89. The 34 EMA, shown in blue, is above the 89 EMA in purple, indicating that the short-term uptrend is still intact.
However, it is worth noting that the current slight decline has brought the price closer to the 34 EMA, which could be a key test to determine whether the uptrend is continuing. If the price of gold closes below the 34 EMA, it could be a sign of a deeper downside correction, while holding above this line could confirm that the uptrend is still in effect.
Additionally, investors should keep a close eye on trading volume along with key support and resistance levels. Currently, the immediate resistance is at the recent high of around $2,580, and a breakout above this level could send the price higher. The key support level to watch is around $2,540, the low of recent days.
However, it is worth noting that the current slight decline has brought the price closer to the 34 EMA, which could be a key test to determine whether the uptrend is continuing. If the price of gold closes below the 34 EMA, it could be a sign of a deeper downside correction, while holding above this line could confirm that the uptrend is still in effect.
Additionally, investors should keep a close eye on trading volume along with key support and resistance levels. Currently, the immediate resistance is at the recent high of around $2,580, and a breakout above this level could send the price higher. The key support level to watch is around $2,540, the low of recent days.
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