Gold Rises Despite the Increasing USD and Bond Yields
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Gold prices continue to be supported by a series of geopolitical instabilities in the Middle East, especially the escalating tensions in areas such as Israel and Palestine. In addition, expectations of monetary easing policies from the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) at the early November meeting are also a significant driving factor. Despite the rising USD and bond yields, the price of the precious metal has risen sharply.
According to the technical chart at 1:00 AM, gold is fluctuating at 2,738, up by 0.6%. With solid support at 2,716 USD and decreasing selling pressure around the 2,737 USD resistance zone, the precious metal is showing positive signs. If gold successfully breaks through the current resistance level, there is a high possibility of forming a new upward trend and establishing a new peak.
With the current complex developments in the gold market, what are your thoughts on the outlook for this precious metal? Feel free to share your opinions!
Gold prices continue to be supported by a series of geopolitical instabilities in the Middle East, especially the escalating tensions in areas such as Israel and Palestine. In addition, expectations of monetary easing policies from the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) at the early November meeting are also a significant driving factor. Despite the rising USD and bond yields, the price of the precious metal has risen sharply.
According to the technical chart at 1:00 AM, gold is fluctuating at 2,738, up by 0.6%. With solid support at 2,716 USD and decreasing selling pressure around the 2,737 USD resistance zone, the precious metal is showing positive signs. If gold successfully breaks through the current resistance level, there is a high possibility of forming a new upward trend and establishing a new peak.
With the current complex developments in the gold market, what are your thoughts on the outlook for this precious metal? Feel free to share your opinions!
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