(XAU/USD) continues to gain traction for the second consecutive day, reaching its highest level since November 6, around $2,726 during Tuesday's Asian session. Renewed trade war concerns, sparked by US President Donald Trump's suggestion of imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico, have increased demand for the safe-haven precious metal
Additionally, a drop in US Treasury bond yields-driven by expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will implement two rate cuts this year amid signs of easing inflation-further supports the appeal of non yeildng gold.
Gold price continues to increase in large frame, break 2725 and buying power is strong.
GOLD BUY AREA 2704-1
TARGET 2710
TARGET 2715
TARGET 2725
STOPLOSS 2697
GOLD SELLING AREA 2740-43
TARGET 2735
TARGET 2730
TARGET 2720
STOPLOSS 2748..
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Additionally, a drop in US Treasury bond yields-driven by expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will implement two rate cuts this year amid signs of easing inflation-further supports the appeal of non yeildng gold.
Gold price continues to increase in large frame, break 2725 and buying power is strong.
GOLD BUY AREA 2704-1
TARGET 2710
TARGET 2715
TARGET 2725
STOPLOSS 2697
GOLD SELLING AREA 2740-43
TARGET 2735
TARGET 2730
TARGET 2720
STOPLOSS 2748..
HOPE THIS CHART IS HELPFULL FOR YOU, SHARE YOUR OPINION IN COMMENT ALSO🪽
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