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Could GOLD prices rise?

Today we face data from the Japanese market Foreign Bond Investments, also the Bond auction, in the European morning the UK mortgages will publish their rates also the 30-year Bond auctions will take place, and also 3 and 6 months European Bills will be auctioned. In the afternoon in the US market, the May MBA Purchasing Managers' Index will be published, as well as the Mortgages. Finally, crude oil stocks, imports and production will be released. Finally, the US session will close with Jefferson Vice Chairman of the Fed will talk about the details of monetary policy.

Today might seem like a normal session with low profile news, but today we can find out with mortgages how rich and safe the western market is. If the results are lower than expected they could inflame the gold price sometime this week. If we look at the technical data, gold is currently below the most traded range. Since April 22, the market started to test the gold market grounds in correlation with the Fed's speeches. It is easy to see that a sideways trend with little volume has been generated in recent times.

The RSI is at the average today with 44.15% is also similar to the 200-day RSI average. The current Check Point (POC) is below the long term range trading at 2320.80 points. It could be easy to see a potential uptrend if the area above 2330 points is breached if the 2348 points line is breached as an inflection zone.

Ion Jauregui - AT Analyst





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