Crude Oil on MCX settled down -1.33% at 4890 as concerns over the outlook for global demand amid simmering trade tensions, coupled with increasing supply and rising inventories, pummeled the outlook for crude.
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MCX Crude Oil Trading Zone 4847-5010 levels
Crude Oil dropped amid cautious sentiment as a plunge in financial markets and dollar strength underscored concerns that growth may be slowing.
Spot Gold Weekly Technical Outlook – 29-Oct-2018
Technical Outlook – Technical Outlook: In our last Gold Weekly Technical Outlook, we continued to highlight a critical resistance confluence at $1238/1243, “a region defined by the 38.2% retracement of the yearly range, the 100% extension of the advance off the August low, the December swing low and the long 200-week moving average.” Price is testing this zone now and a weekly close above is needed to keep the immediate long-bias viable.
Gold Higher, Yen Outperforms as Risk Appetite Struggles
Yesterday’s broad dollar strength played out to drag on gold, but the recent mini range that has formed above the old $1217 pivot and below $1233 continues to play out. Within this range the market moves are simply noise, with the last six closes all being within $5 of each other.
Spot Gold : A Breakout on Either Side of the $1,178—1,213 Range Will Decide the Next Move
Gold is struggling to get fresh buyers that would take it decisively above the psychological level of $1,200. The yellow metal tumbled last week and made a low of $1,181 per ounce. However, it managed to bounce from those levels, recovering some of the loss, and closed at $1,191 per ounce, down 0.7 per cent for the week.