Gold's rally may have run its course, UOB Global Economics & Markets Research's Quek Ser Leang says in a research report. Last week, gold formed 'Doji' pattern on weekly candlestick chart, which is typically perceived as a bearish signal, the markets strategist says. Crossover in weekly slow stochastics from overbought territory suggests downside risks are building. On the daily chart, gold broke below the three-month rising trendline support two sessions ago, with bearish divergence on daily MACD. However, any pullback will probably be choppy and potentially drawn out, with initial support at 55-day exponential moving average, which is now at $2,636/oz, the strategist adds. Spot gold is down 0.4% at $2,694.69/oz.
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