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Is gold set for a ‘sympathy bounce’ towards 1900?
Whilst we suspect gold could eventually head for $1800, it shows the potential to revert to $1900 first.
Precious metals remain under pressure
Investors now expect the Fed to maintain contractionary policy longer than expected to dampen inflationary pressures arising from tight labour market.
Two trades to watch: USD/CAD, Gold
USD/CAD falls ahead of speeches from Fed Chair Powell & BoC’s Macklem. Will Gold fall after Powell’s speech?
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Two trades to watch: Gold, Oil
Gold lacks direction ahead of the Fed meeting. Oil looks to Fed & OPEC+ meeting.
How much higher can gold move?
By the reaction after today’s ECI, it looks like gold bugs still mean business.
Two trades to watch: Gold, FTSE
Gold falls ahead of US core PCE data. FTSE edges higher after strong gains on Wall Street.
Markets steady ahead of GDP, earnings and CB meetings
There are still a few important macro pointers that investors will be watching this week ahead of a very busy next week
Gold could be next as silver takes a plunge
Gold has not formed a bearish reversal signal yet, although silver’s sharp drop today may be a warning for what’s to come.
European Open: EU inflation and NFP up next
Another soft inflation print for Europe could weigh on the euro ahead of today’s NFP report, for which we have USD/CAD and gold in focus for.
European Open: Silver’s rally has been strong, but a pullback could be due
Silver prices have rallied nearly 40% since the September low, yet key resistance looms around $25 and a multi-week bearish divergence is forming.
European Open: Currency markets pause for NFP, Equities pull back
Today’s NFP report is the main event for traders, and the consensus forecasts is for headline job growth to soften to 200k (261k previously), and the unemployment rate remain at 3.7%.
What’s next for the highly correlated assets of Gold and DXY?
As long as this correlation holds, traders can get clues as to where Gold may be headed based on the direction of the DXY.
Two trades to watch: EUR/GBP, Gold
EUR/GBP rises ahead of eurozone inflation. Gold rises ahead of US data & Powell’s speech.
Technical Tuesday: S&P 500, Dollar Index, GBP/USD and Gold
In this week’s edition, we are getting technical on the Dollar Index, S&P 500, GBP/USD and gold
How to buy and sell gold stocks
Buying and selling gold stocks is a popular way of getting exposure to the price of gold without many of the costs and risks involved in holding bullion. Find out why gold stocks are popular recession plays, and the gold stocks to watch in 2022.
How to buy and sell gold stocks
Buying and selling gold stocks is a popular way of getting exposure to the price of gold without many of the costs and risks involved in holding bullion. Find out why gold stocks are popular recession plays, and the gold stocks to watch in 2022.
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Nothing changes for gold, stocks as yields resume higher
Bearish trend persist for indices and metals as investors watch yields continue to rise following a flurry of central bank action this week.
Gold wrap: Spot gold breaks key level (yet gold futures hesitate)
Spot gold prices crashed through the 2021 low and the backdrop assumes it could move lower still. Yet over the near-term we’ll watch gold futures for directional clues.
Silver outshines gold as dollar slips
Compared to gold, silver has managed to rise very strongly on the session, up more than 5% so far.
Is the South African Rand pointing to a new low in Gold?
The South African Rand and Gold have a strong positive correlation. Therefore, when one of these assets moves in one direction, the other asset is likely to follow in the same direction.
Gold bears eyes break of $1700 as dollar and yields surge
precious metal looks heavy amid aggressive rate hike expectations
Gold and the trap door Part III
Gold has spent the past two- and a-bit years trading in a wide range between $1670 and $2070.