Gold risks deeper pullback as Fed decision approaches
Gold failed to break above $4,500 and corrected lower, dipping below $4,450 and testing the $4,250 support zone. A bearish trend line at $4,355 is capping near-term gains.
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Gold failed to break above $4,500 and corrected lower, dipping below $4,450 and testing the $4,250 support zone. A bearish trend line at $4,355 is capping near-term gains.
Gold trades near $4,300, well below last month's peak, as the Fed prepares a likely rate hike and the US dollar rallies. Market awaits Wednesday's decision.
Gold is subdued around $4,330 at the start of a key week for the Federal Reserve. Rate hike expectations and rising bond yields are weighing on the precious metal.
Gold’s weekly parabolic long trend, confirmed in mid-August, is showing signs of fatigue after three consecutive down weeks. The FOMC meeting and inflation data may decide its fate.
Gold stabilised on Friday after a sharp 2% drop, with traders eyeing US inflation data for clues on the Fed's next move. Key technical support at $4319 is being tested.
Gold has recovered above $4,400 after touching one-week lows near $4,350. Traders now await US PPI and CPI data for direction, while technical levels highlight resistance at $4,463 and support at $4,340.
Gold recovered from one-week lows near $4,350 early Wednesday, but the rebound looks fragile as Middle East tensions persist and traders eye US inflation data due this week.
Gold rebounded early Tuesday, recovering from a two-day slide as the US dollar softened broadly. The metal found buyers below $4,400 and now eyes the 21-day SMA near $4,465.
Gold fell on Tuesday as rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions took centre stage, with traders turning their attention to upcoming US inflation reports.