Gold Price News and Forecast: XAU/USD drops to fresh weekly lows, around $1540 level
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This is my weekly view on the Gold market...I will post the rest of the videos I have done on this market at the weekend...This video should tell you all you need to know...As expected Gold pulled back... it's holding currently the 9 day M/A but still looks like correcting more...
Gold drops to fresh weekly lows, around $1540 level
Gold continued losing ground for the second consecutive session on Thursday and dropped to fresh weekly lows, around the $1540 region in the last hour.
The precious metal extended the previous session's sharp intraday pullback from multi-year tops – levels beyond the $1600 round-figure mark – witnessed some follow-through long-unwinding trade on Thursday amid fading safe-haven demand.
Gold weighed down by improving risk sentiment
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