Gold price licks its wounds below $1,950. XAU/USD bulls could come up for last dance ahead of Federal Reserve, FXStreet’s Dhwani Mehta reports.
Gold price action leans toward a bullish bias
“Acceptance above the $1,950 psychological level is needed to initiate any recovery toward the previous static resistance at $1,960. The Fed-driven volatility could lead Gold buyers to retest the $2,000 mark and beyond on a dovish outlook.”
“A break below the previous day’s low of $1,935 could reinforce selling interests toward the $1,900 level. Hawkish Powell could challenge Gold’s bullish commitments at the March 17 low of $1,918 before attacking the $1,900 round level.”
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