Gold Price Forecast: Spot gold (Yellow Metal) prices broke below a key area of support in recent trade, tumbling beneath both the 200 and 50-day moving averages, both of which sit close to $1795. As of right now, prices have recovered a little and gold price trading around $1785, meaning prices are down only, about 0.8% on the day. This follows Monday’s steep 2.2% down and means dollar-denominated gold has lost nearly $60 in value so far this week.
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Gold Price Today Down After Rising To Nine-Month Highs – Neal Bhai
Gold price retreated in Indian markets today from nearly nine-month highs amid soft global cues. On MCX gold edged 0.08% lower at ₹49,000 per 10 gram while silver rose 0.18% to ₹66,356 per kg. In the previous session, gold had hit a nine-month high of ₹49,600 per 10 gram but could not sustain at higher levels.
Spot Gold Prices Expected Tests Trendline
Spot Gold: The bulls are pushing towards $1,884 a major resistance where last June’s sell-off started. Strong selling pressure is possible in that supply zone as short-term buyers may take profit and reassess the directional bias.
Gold Forecast: Above $1925 Target Price $2000 – $2030 – Gold Silver Reports
Spot Gold has refreshed five-month highs at $1,870 after breaking key resistance at $1,834. Strategists expect gold to stage a significant leg higher on a break above the June peak at $1,925.
Gold Forecast: Bears lookout for a downside Correction for the days ahead
Gold Forecast: The price of gold has stalled at the start of the week which could encourage the bulls to take profits in anticipation of a significant correction to test prior resistance on the daily chart. At the time of writing, gold is losing over 0.20% and has dropped to test the low of $1,860.99 so far. $1,860 is a key level on the hourly chart.