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Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD finds buyers once again near $1,915, Fed minutes in focus

  • XAU/USD is rebounding from near $1,915 ahead of the FOMC minutes release.
  • Gold prices are forming a diamond pattern that signals a bullish reversal after a prolonged consolidation.
  • The DXY is approaching 100.00 amid a souring market mood.

Update: Gold price is treading modestly flat, reversing a dip to six-day lows of $1,915. The bright metal finds support from a broad retreat in the US dollar, which is seemingly a profit-taking decline ahead of the critical Fed March meeting minutes. Additionally, concerns over the new Russian sanctions and China’s covid surge are weighing heavily on the market sentiment, in turn, reviving the safe-haven demand for gold price. Although the further upside could remain elusive for gold price, in the wake of the ongoing rally in Treasury yields. Also, the FOMC minutes could justify the recent scale-up in the hawkish rhetoric by the Fed officials, delivering a fresh blow to the non-interest-bearing gold.

Also Read: FOMC March Minutes Preview: Will dollar rally pick up steam?

Gold (XAU/USD) is displaying a subdued performance on Wednesday after witnessing a steep fall from around $1,945 in the New York session on Tuesday. The precious metal is oscillating in a narrow range of $1,916.00-1,925.28 as investors are waiting for the release of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, which are due on Wednesday.

The FOMC minutes will unfold the mathematics behind the stance of the Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues, which was taken for the monetary policy announced in March. This will also provide the status of the US economy. It is worth noting that the Fed increased the interest rate by 25 basis points (bps) in its last monetary policy meet.

On Tuesday, a sheer intraday bearish move in the precious metal was the reflection of the hawkish stance dictated by the Fed policymakers. Fed Governor Lael Brainard cited that the Fed is ready for aggressive action if the indicators of inflation and inflation expectations get worsen. Also, the balance sheet reduction program will pick up soon, which will de-escalate the helicopter money from the economy.

Meanwhile, the US dollar index (DXY) is aiming to kiss the psychological figure of 100.00 amid souring market sentiments on hawkish stances from the Fed officials. Also, the 10-year US Treasury yields have printed a fresh three-year high at 2.62%.

Gold Technical Analysis

On an hourly scale, XAU/USD is auctioning in a diamond pattern that signals a bullish reversal after a prolonged consolidation. The formation indicates inventory adjustment in which the inventory is shifted from retail participants to institutional investors. The chart pattern is plotted in a wider range of $1,890.21-1,965.79. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) (14) is oscillating in a 40.00-60.00 range, which signals a consolidation ahead.

Gold hourly chart

XAU/USD

Overview
Today last price 1920.98
Today Daily Change -2.66
Today Daily Change % -0.14
Today daily open 1923.64
 
Trends
Daily SMA20 1942.23
Daily SMA50 1901.36
Daily SMA100 1853.33
Daily SMA200 1822.33
 
Levels
Previous Daily High 1944.67
Previous Daily Low 1917.99
Previous Weekly High 1959.63
Previous Weekly Low 1890.21
Previous Monthly High 2070.54
Previous Monthly Low 1890.21
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 1928.18
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 1934.48
Daily Pivot Point S1 1912.86
Daily Pivot Point S2 1902.09
Daily Pivot Point S3 1886.18
Daily Pivot Point R1 1939.54
Daily Pivot Point R2 1955.45
Daily Pivot Point R3 1966.22

 

 

 

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