Gold Price Stalls Below $4,420 as Resistance Holds Firm
Gold fell back from $4,450 and is struggling to break above $4,420. Technical indicators show resistance at $4,360 and a bearish trend line, with support at $4,250.
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Gold fell back from $4,450 and is struggling to break above $4,420. Technical indicators show resistance at $4,360 and a bearish trend line, with support at $4,250.
Gold has been stuck between $4,250 and $4,400 per ounce. The usual negative correlation with Treasury yields has broken down, as US fiscal concerns and central bank buying support the metal.
Market analyst Ira Epstein observes a resurgence in gold, silver and copper. Silver is currently outperforming gold, while tariff changes and upcoming economic data may influence prices.
Gold slid over 1% to around $4,240 after the Federal Reserve raised rates to 3.75–4.00% and hinted at more tightening. The $4,320 level is now a key pivot point.
Gold is trading near $4,350 on Wednesday, retracing part of its rebound from sub-$4,300. The metal remains range-bound as traders await the Trump-Xi meeting and weigh conflicting drivers.
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Gold and silver saw increased trading volume even without fresh economic data on Yom Kippur. Analyst Ira Epstein points to geopolitical talks and yield curve shifts as key influences.
Gold holds key support at $4,100 and eyes new highs above $5,200. Silver needs to break $106. Global interest rate hikes and record diesel prices add pressure to stocks.
An Elliott Wave analyst has revised his counts for the stock market, crude oil, and gold, pointing to a retracement in equities and further upside in oil.