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A new round of military conflict broke out between Israel and Palestine last weekend, an incident that had a major impact on financial markets on Monday. International oil prices soared more than 4% after the opening, and the key to the market is whether the conflict is under control or spreads to other regions, especially Saudi Arabia. At least at the beginning,...
Gold reversed strongly at the opening today and reached the 1852 area. Combined with international military conflicts, risk aversion has increased, inflation has rebounded more than expected, and there are concerns about the economic outlook. In addition, the global demand for de-dollarization continues to rise. Increased gold reserves will support gold prices in...
Today, after several tests, gold still failed to fall below the support of 1810. The intraday range is still positioned between 1815 and 1830 for the time being. Within the range, there are opportunities for both long and short positions. It feels like the market is more like a correction. Considering that the United States will release non-agricultural data...
This morning we predicted that gold would continue to fall, and as we expected, it fell below 1820 to 1818 again. If gold continues to be below the 1820 support level, the decline will continue. If the rebound breaks through the 1830 resistance level, it may promote the recovery of gold prices.
After the U.S. released trade balance data for August, gold fell again, but it still failed to break through the 1810 support level. The upward trend of U.S. Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar seems to have weakened, which will further promote the recovery of gold and will test the resistance in the 1830 area above.
Gold prices have fallen for eight consecutive days due to expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time. However, the decline is still likely to continue towards the $1,800 mark. There is currently no sign of a change in gold price direction and traders will continue to wait for prices to reach support levels...
Crude oil prices have fallen sharply and the trend has entered a bearish adjustment phase. The price is currently around $84.00, with strong downward momentum. If the decline continues, a break above the $80.00 support is possible. For now, traders will wait for a bullish reaction near the support and an opportunity to enter long positions. Today, focus on the...
The bearish trend scenario will remain valid intraday as well as in the short term. Chart analysis shows that the first target is located in the 1810 area. If it falls below this level, gold prices may extend their decline to $1,770 per ounce. It should be pointed out that if the gold price rebounds and breaks through 1835.35 US dollars per ounce, this will stop...
The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision showed that interest rates remained unchanged, and the press conference released a strong hawkish signal; this drove the U.S. dollar index and the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield to rise strongly, suppressing U.S. stocks, precious metals and other non-U.S. stocks and precious metals. currency Analyze the chart, break...
After a week of continuous decline, gold may have reached the bottom price area and is expected to show an upward trend in the next two days. You need to be cautious when selling short at this time, as a rebound may occur at any time. Just after the United States announced the number of JOLT job vacancies in August, the U.S. dollar index fell sharply in the short...
Today, gold began to slowly recover after falling below 1818. From the chart, you can see that there is currently no significant fluctuation in the 1822-1824 range. If it continues to stabilize above 1820, an upward trend will be formed to find the next resistance level.
As the U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasury yields climb, gold prices have fallen more than 6% from the September high of 1947. If bulls fail to successfully rebound from here, gold prices will turn negative this year and fall further to the bottom of 1800 area. Predict the next support point 1803-1810
Gold fell below the important 1840 mark in the short term, prompting further tightening of policy by the Federal Reserve, which became the last straw to overwhelm gold prices. Gold prices appear poised to test the next relevant support level near 1820 before eventually falling towards the 1800 mark.
Crude oil fell to the 88.95 support area and has begun to rebound. In the short term, focus on 91, which may test the new resistance level of 94-95.
The current trend of gold is still weak, and a large number of short orders are still making profits. The short-term rebound of gold is not optimistic, so we continue to follow the short position. XAUUSD trading signals: XAUUSD Sell 1831 TP1820 Good luck with your trading and follow below for more trading signals.
A stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields have caused gold to fall sharply. If the Federal Reserve maintains higher interest rates for a longer period, this will lead to further losses in the precious metal. Pay attention to the 1805-1815 range below.
It can be seen that crude oil reaches the 90.50 area and starts to fall. If it breaks through the support point of 90.00 area, it will continue to fall. This is the time to go short. Follow up.
At present, the gold price has dropped to the 1900 area. At this time, you can go long and obtain rebound profits. XAUUSD Buy1900-1905 TP1910-1915 SL1895