Gold prices have oscillated around the sticky $1850 region due to the absence of a fresh directional catalyst. Bulls remain empowered by the great “reflation trade” and surging coronavirus cases, while bears continue to draw strength from a stabilising dollar.
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Spot Gold Melt Like ICE – $1960 To $1911.24 – Neal Bhai
Spot gold eased on Friday as the dollar edged higher, denting bullion’s appeal and setting it on track for a second weekly decline, while lingering concerns over the path to recovery from the coronavirus limited losses.
Gold $1580—$1585 Zone is an Important Resistance Zone
Gold (XAU/USD) Price Update – The market is forming a base near the $1548 level and the 200 SMA on the four-hour chart. The bulls would need a clear break above the $1,580—$1,585 resistance zone to re-establish the upward bias.
PRECIOUS METALS VOLATILITY KEEPS HEADING LOWER, BUT GOLD PRICES ARE NOT….
Precious metals like gold have a relationship with volatility unlike other asset classes. While other asset classes like bonds and stocks don’t like increased volatility – signaling greater uncertainty around cash flows, dividends, coupon payments, etc. – precious metals tend to benefit during periods of higher volatility.
Spot Gold Expected trading Resistance $1,495 & Support $1,460
Spot Gold price tested the correctional bearish channel’s resistance and keeps its stability below it, accompanied by stochastic loss to the positive momentum gradually.
USD’s Performance Likely to Keep Pair’s Upside Limited – Gold Silver Reports
The data published by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis revealed that the economy expanded by 2.1% on a yearly basis in the third quarter (final estimate) and helped the greenback gather strength against other major currencies. As of writing, the US Dollar Index was at its highest level in 10 days near 97.60, adding 0.2% on a daily basis.
Gold Down Below $1462 level, US-China Trade Optimism Seemed to Weigh on the Commodity’s Safe-Haven Status
US-China trade optimism seemed to weigh on the commodity’s safe-haven status. The recent optimism over a possible US-China trade deal remained supportive of the prevalent risk-on mood and continued denting demand for traditional safe-haven assets.