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Gold Price News and Forecast: The yellow metal remains under bearish pressure

Gold Technical Analysis: The precious metal is under pressure near four-month lows

Gold daily chart

On the daily time frame, gold is under pressure near the November lows while trading below the 1465 resistance and the 50 and 100 SMAs. If the sellers break the 1445 swing low, the market could decline further towards the 1400 psychological mark near the 200 daily SMA.  

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Gold Technical Analysis: Remains vulnerable to retest monthly lows, around $1445 region

Gold failed to capitalize on the early attempted positive move and has now drifted to the lower end of its daily trading range, well within the striking distance of two-week lows set on Tuesday.

Given the commodity's recent pullback from multi-year tops and a subsequent break through the key 100-day SMA support, the near-term technical set-up remains firmly in favour of bearish traders.

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XAU/USD

Overview
Today last price1456
Today Daily Change1.09
Today Daily Change %0.07
Today daily open1454.91
 
Trends
Daily SMA201473.56
Daily SMA501487.81
Daily SMA1001483.96
Daily SMA2001400.07
 
Levels
Previous Daily High1463
Previous Daily Low1452.8
Previous Weekly High1478.86
Previous Weekly Low1456.54
Previous Monthly High1519.04
Previous Monthly Low1455.5
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%1456.7
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%1459.11
Daily Pivot Point S11450.8
Daily Pivot Point S21446.7
Daily Pivot Point S31440.6
Daily Pivot Point R11461.01
Daily Pivot Point R21467.11
Daily Pivot Point R31471.22

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