The outlook for gold is becoming more negative due to a few reasons, including US interest payments gaining momentum and a recent payrolls report indicating a strong economy.
The strength of the economy and labor market could slow down usage and bring it back to the 2.0% target, which may require the FOMC to increase the closing rate and keep it high for a longer period of time to maintain price stability.
Despite attempts by the bulls to maintain mid-term gains, there is a possibility that the trend could shift negatively if the price falls below $1,940, encouraging those who are making excellent progress to attack the $1,900 target.
Before that happens, I anticipate that gold will undergo a short-term test of the 1965 and 1975 areas, enabling us to develop a sound selling strategy.
The strength of the economy and labor market could slow down usage and bring it back to the 2.0% target, which may require the FOMC to increase the closing rate and keep it high for a longer period of time to maintain price stability.
Despite attempts by the bulls to maintain mid-term gains, there is a possibility that the trend could shift negatively if the price falls below $1,940, encouraging those who are making excellent progress to attack the $1,900 target.
Before that happens, I anticipate that gold will undergo a short-term test of the 1965 and 1975 areas, enabling us to develop a sound selling strategy.
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