Gold: a bit of relaxation

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Investors are perceiving that the US-China trade war tensions are easing, in which sense, the price of gold lost some of the value as of the end of the previous week. The gold lost some 2%, and was last traded at the level of $3.318. It should be also considered that during the several few weeks, the price of gold was continuously reaching new all time highest levels, in which sense, some profit-taking also impacted the modest drop in the price.

The RSI dropped from the overbought market side to the level of 61, where it is closing the week. The moving averages of 50 and 200 days still continue to move as two parallel lines with an uptrend, unchanged for the past several months.

Analysts are noting that currently there are no significant selling orders, in which sense, this might be treated as the short term gold reversal. As the US-China trade war is easing, some investors are pulling out their funds from gold, as a safe-haven asset, in order to invest them into more risky assets, like equities. The price of gold is still moving in an uncharted territory, in which sense, the technical analysis might provide not-so-accurate predictions. The relaxation in the price of gold might continue, however, any negative news regarding trade tariffs will certainly impact the jump in its price, during this period of time. The uncertainty in markets is still high and should not be underestimated.

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