Gold slides to $4,110 support as resistance caps recovery attempts
Gold dropped to $4,110 after failing to stay above $4,250. A bearish trend line and moving averages cap recovery. Key resistance at $4,260; support at $4,080.
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Gold dropped to $4,110 after failing to stay above $4,250. A bearish trend line and moving averages cap recovery. Key resistance at $4,260; support at $4,080.
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