Gold is under downward pressure because the USD is at a higlevel
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Gold prices at the beginning of the trading session on March 26 (US time) increased again after a deep decline last week, due to the slight weakening of the USD. However, according to analysts, in reality, the strength of the USD is at a high level, causing gold to be under a lot of downward pressure, posing many risks.
Specifically, senior market analyst Lukman Otunuga of FXTM said that after rising to an all-time high last week, gold prices are under a lot of pressure and will likely decrease in the near future. due to the increasing strength of the USD.
CEO Marc Chandler of Bannockburn Global Forex also said that the USD is increasing in strength, along with the increase in bond yields, which means gold prices will decrease.
Similarly, VR Metals/Resource Letter expert Mark Leibovit predicts that USD strength will push gold lower in the next few days.
Meanwhile, market strategist Colin Cieszynski at SIA Wealth Management gave a neutral view on gold prices. According to this expert, gold has had great fluctuations recently and it is likely that this precious metal will consolidate in the coming days.
Specifically, senior market analyst Lukman Otunuga of FXTM said that after rising to an all-time high last week, gold prices are under a lot of pressure and will likely decrease in the near future. due to the increasing strength of the USD.
CEO Marc Chandler of Bannockburn Global Forex also said that the USD is increasing in strength, along with the increase in bond yields, which means gold prices will decrease.
Similarly, VR Metals/Resource Letter expert Mark Leibovit predicts that USD strength will push gold lower in the next few days.
Meanwhile, market strategist Colin Cieszynski at SIA Wealth Management gave a neutral view on gold prices. According to this expert, gold has had great fluctuations recently and it is likely that this precious metal will consolidate in the coming days.
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