Long-term analysis of Gold this week
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Dear friends, Gold has maintained its good upward momentum from yesterday's trading session, although the price has slightly decreased and is currently trading around $1970 - $1972. Selling pressure has increased after gold experienced a strong rally, with investors taking profits as the US dollar shows signs of a strong rebound.
The situation remains unpredictable as economies around the world have yet to show clear positive signals. Therefore, the US GDP report for the third quarter will be released on Thursday (October 26th). The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index will be announced on Friday (October 27th), along with other economic reports that we need to wait for. These reports will provide us with clearer directions.
From my personal perspective, a downward trend and the support level at $1950 could potentially act as a catalyst for gold to rebound. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the continued upward trend make it a favorable opportunity for gold buyers.
The situation remains unpredictable as economies around the world have yet to show clear positive signals. Therefore, the US GDP report for the third quarter will be released on Thursday (October 26th). The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index will be announced on Friday (October 27th), along with other economic reports that we need to wait for. These reports will provide us with clearer directions.
From my personal perspective, a downward trend and the support level at $1950 could potentially act as a catalyst for gold to rebound. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the continued upward trend make it a favorable opportunity for gold buyers.
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