🌸Hello everyone, it's a pleasure to share and explore the market with you today. Currently, the gold market (August 24) has increased significantly compared to the previous session. Gold has now far outstripped a dangerous $1,900 price point after economic data from Europe showed a less positive purchasing managers index (PMI), prompting investors to ramp up their...
-The Price is between the Major supply zone and a small hidden demand zone. -Once either side breaks out, it will move to a big one. -Wait to break any one of the sides. -Supply Zone: 1948-1956 -Hidden demand zone:1934-1936 -Below the hidden demand zone, can test 1900-1902 levels
Gold prices are rising and reaching a 3-week high of 1935 USD/ounce after a series of lower-than-expected US economic data. ADP's national employment report for August only increased by 177,000 jobs, compared with expectations for an increase of 200,000 jobs. According to experts, the US stock market is trending up. The sentiment of overseas traders and investors...
This morning's gold price continued to increase by 16.7 USD compared to yesterday's closing level to 1,936.5 USD/ounce, the gold price reached its highest level in three weeks. The US Employment Turnover (JOLTS) report and consumer confidence index were much lower than expected, spurring fresh buying demand for the precious metal. Gold prices continue to...
Gold (XAU/USD) prices defended the previous weekly recovery, for the first time in five weeks, as it rallied for the second day in a row amid broad-based US Dollar weakness. Also, the strength for the XAU/USD rally is cautious optimism in the market, as well as falling Treasury yields. It is worth noting that the US Dollar Index (DXY) encourages reliance on Fed...
Gold prices traded actively for the fourth day in a row on Thursday and are currently hovering just below the $1,920 region, or near a two-week high hit the previous day. However, XAU/USD lacks bullish confidence, needing caution before continuing the recent bounce from the $1,885 region or the lowest since March 13 and hitting this week's top. Amid worsening...
Gold prices traded near $1,915 per troy ounce during the Asian session on Monday, extending last week's gains. The recent drop in the US Treasury bond yields (US) helped push the yellow metal to recover. Additionally, moderate US economic data released last week along with mixed statements from major central bank officials at the Jackson Hole Symposium,...
gold is at the neckline support of the head and shoulder pattern and also the 200 period moving average on the hourly timeframe. Both of them together form a substantial support here for the commodity and we can expect some bounce to come intraday from this level.
price is in side ways phase on medium time frame which mean on lower time frame price will react as buy on low and sell or rise the range is 59050 resistance and 58280 currently the price is trading at resistance level on 15m triangle pattern is forming , which is in between of medium time frame pattern , on medium time frame there is bearish flag so im...
During the Asian session on Friday, gold prices faced challenges in maintaining their streak of success, hovering around $1,915 per troy ounce. The current focus is on the recovery of the precious metal after experiencing losses over the past four weeks. This anticipation stems from an upcoming speech by Jerome Powell, Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, at the...
Gold price remains well above key short-term support around $1,897, including one-week Fibonacci 38.2%. Also, setting a solid floor for XAU/USD is a convergence of the 5-DMA and the previous monthly low, around $1,905. It is worth noting that the one-day 161.8% and 61.8% one-week Fibonacci join S2 one day of the Pivot Point to add strength to the $1,905...
Gold (XAU/USD) is marking an unimpressive start to the week trading around $1,890, after having fallen for the past four weeks in a row. With that said, Gold prices are filling the gap at their lowest levels since March while struggling to gain traction amid the market's cautious mood ahead of this week's top data/events. However, a stronger US Dollar will put...
Gold prices edged up slightly higher and attempted to continue their gains on Tuesday. XAU/USD hovers around $1,900/troy ounce during the Asian session on Wednesday, having found signs of recovery after 4 consecutive weeks of default losses despite a firmer US Dollar (USD). However, growing risk aversion and concerns about the Chinese economy are weighing on Gold...
⚡️Gold continued to trade at a 5-month low after the minutes of the July monetary policy meeting of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) were released. The minutes showed that the majority of the bank's officials continued to prioritize fighting inflation, while only a few pointed to the risks to the economy by pushing interest rates too far. ⚡️Yields on 10-year US...
Gold price (XAU/USD) faces an intense sell-off as Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell remains hawkish at the Jackson Hole Symposium. The precious metal dropped significantly as Jerome Powell kept doors open for further policy tightening. About the labor market, Fed Powell conveys that the labor market is extremely tight and warrants more rates from the...
⚡️US bond yields will play an important role in influencing the USD price action in the absence of any relevant economic data from the US. Additionally, the broader risk sentiment will allow traders to seize short-term opportunities around Gold prices over the weekend and into the new week. ⚡️From a technical point of view, Gold is on a clearly declining range....
⚡️Gold price today on August 21 continued to decline and reached 1891 due to the increase in USD and bond yields. ⚡️The gold market was under pressure as US Treasury yields and the dollar index rose. Yields on 10-year US Treasuries hit their highest level in 15 years. The USD index recorded a 9-week high, closing the session at 103 points. ⚡️Bond yields rose...
⚡️Due to higher US bond yields, gold prices held steady near 5-month lows. Markets prepare for the Fed's Jackson Hole symposium for more directional hints on future interest rate cases. ⚡️In recent times, macro data and comments from Fed officials are supporting the possibility that US interest rates will likely continue to rise and stay high for a long time as...