Gold prices extended the previous day's healthy recovery from $1,900 or above three-week lows and gained stronger traction for the second straight day on Friday. Momentum lifted XAU/USD to three-day highs around the $1,915-$1,916 region during the Asian session, although a meaningful upside move still seems unlikely. The US Dollar (USD) has pulled back from its...
XAU/USD ended Wednesday's trading session at its lowest price in three weeks, hitting a new low of $1,905 as the inflationary backdrop in the US continued to frustrate gold investors. Gold continues to be rejected from $1,940.00 after last week's action saw the yellow metal fall back as US Treasury yields and the US Dollar (USD) continued to trouble scarf on the...
Gold prices tried to make up for the previous day's losses, trading around $1,910 per troy ounce higher in the early trading hours of Wednesday's Asian session. This currency pair is trending up due to the decrease in the value of the US Dollar (USD). However, gold prices face challenges as the market is cautious ahead of the release of US inflation data,...
Gold yesterday opened the weekly trading session with an upward trend from 1916 to 1930 when the USD experienced declines and corrections after the Bank of Japan's move caused the market to increase expectations for the future. The Yen negative interest rate period will soon end. The US Dollar Index (DXY) fell to around 104.60, trying to offset losses thanks to...
Gold prices traded around $1,920 per troy ounce in the first hours of trading during Monday's Asian session. The precious metal managed to hold on to its previous weekly close, receiving some support from the weakening US Dollar (USD). The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the Greenback's performance against six major currencies, is currently trading around...
Gold prices extended gains for a second straight day, trading around $1,920 a troy ounce higher during the Asian session on Friday. The yellow metal's price is receiving minor support from a correction in the US Dollar (USD) after a three-day bullish streak, which could be attributed to a correction in US Treasury yields. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note...
Gold prices ended a five-day losing streak, higher at around $1,920, up 0.20% in Thursday's Asian session. However, precious metals are facing downward pressure as traders consider the possibility that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will increase interest rates by 25 basis points (bps) until the end of 2023. . Hawkish sentiment surrounding the Fed's policy decision...
Gold prices traded with a negative bias for the second consecutive day on Tuesday, although lacking continuation and remaining within the familiar range maintained over the past week or so. XAU/USD is currently placed just below $1,940, down less than 0.10% on the day and pressured by a combination of factors. Despite signs that labor market conditions in the...
Gold prices attracted renewed buying pressure on the first day of a new week and continued to rally above $1,945 during the Asian session. . The mixed monthly jobs report from the United States (US) on Friday ensures that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep interest rates unchanged at its September policy meeting, so this is considered is beneficial for Gold...
Gold prices traded actively for the fourth day in a row on Thursday and are currently hovering just below the $1,920 region, or near a two-week high hit the previous day. However, XAU/USD lacks bullish confidence, needing caution before continuing the recent bounce from the $1,885 region or the lowest since March 13 and hitting this week's top. Amid worsening...
Gold prices traded near $1,915 per troy ounce during the Asian session on Monday, extending last week's gains. The recent drop in the US Treasury bond yields (US) helped push the yellow metal to recover. Additionally, moderate US economic data released last week along with mixed statements from major central bank officials at the Jackson Hole Symposium,...
Gold (XAU/USD) prices defended the previous weekly recovery, for the first time in five weeks, as it rallied for the second day in a row amid broad-based US Dollar weakness. Also, the strength for the XAU/USD rally is cautious optimism in the market, as well as falling Treasury yields. It is worth noting that the US Dollar Index (DXY) encourages reliance on Fed...
Gold (XAU/USD) lacks bullish momentum at three-week highs, hovering in the $1,937-38 range by year-end, as traders look for more clues to confirm the dovish trend of gold. The United States Federal Reserve (Fed) globally. Upbeat US data earlier in the day. Also challenging XAU/USD gains are mixed concerns about US-China relations and sluggish US Treasury...
Gold prices extended their recovery for the third consecutive session and touched $1,950 on Wednesday. This daily increase is due to increased open interest and it suggests that additional profits will emerge in the near future. However, the next important target for the precious metal is the high of USD/troy ounce in July 1987 (July 20). Our Technical Confluence...
Gold prices attracted new sellers after the Asian session jumped to the $1,944 region on Friday and hit a new daily low in the past hour, albeit to no avail. XAU/USD is currently trading just below $1,940, virtually unchanged today, as traders patiently await closely watched monthly jobs details from the United States (US) ahead when betting in new...
Gold prices edged up slightly higher and attempted to continue their gains on Tuesday. XAU/USD hovers around $1,900/troy ounce during the Asian session on Wednesday, having found signs of recovery after 4 consecutive weeks of default losses despite a firmer US Dollar (USD). However, growing risk aversion and concerns about the Chinese economy are weighing on Gold...
Gold prices struggled to capitalize on the previous day's positive move and hovered in a tight trading range below the $1,900 mark during Tuesday's Asian session. For now, XAU/USD appears to have redressed recent losses over the past 4 weeks, to its lowest level since March 2023, around the area of $1,885 touched last Thursday as Traders The epidemic is eagerly...
Gold (XAU/USD) is marking an unimpressive start to the week trading around $1,890, after having fallen for the past four weeks in a row. With that said, Gold prices are filling the gap at their lowest levels since March while struggling to gain traction amid the market's cautious mood ahead of this week's top data/events. However, a stronger US Dollar will put...