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Gold Price News and Forecast: XAU/USD bulls keep the baton above $1600 amid coronavirus fears

Gold Price Analysis: Lower high, overbought RSI check buyers inside short-term rising channel

Gold prices stay mildly positive around $1,621 during early Friday. The yellow metal has been flashing a lower high formation since its pullback from $1,623.80 while MACD is also likely turning negative. Further to support the odds of a pullback are RSI conditions that signal a halt to the additional upside.

As a result, the bullion may decline to Wednesday’s high of $1,613 while the support line of a short-term rising channel, at $1,611 can question extra downside. If at all the quote dips below $1,611, $1,605 and $1,600 can entertain the bears ahead of recalling the early-week levels surrounding $1,584/83.

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Gold: Bulls keep the baton above $1600 amid coronavirus fears

Gold stays positive around $1,622 ahead of the Tokyo open during Friday’s Asian session. While coronavirus has been the key to the bullion’s run-up, downbeat fundamentals from major economies also please the bulls.

The latest numbers from Hubei, as of February 20, suggest there are 411 new cases and 115 new deaths versus 349 new cases of infection and 108 deaths by the end of February 19. Despite the second change in the methodology to count, there have been more than 2,144 deaths and 62,442 infections in the region so far due to the epidemic. Also to note is the pace of contagion surrounding Japan, South Korea and Singapore.

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XAU/USD

Overview
Today last price1623.11
Today Daily Change3.46
Today Daily Change %0.21
Today daily open1619.65
 
Trends
Daily SMA201578.73
Daily SMA501547.59
Daily SMA1001513.8
Daily SMA2001472.55
 
Levels
Previous Daily High1623.79
Previous Daily Low1603.94
Previous Weekly High1584.36
Previous Weekly Low1561.99
Previous Monthly High1611.53
Previous Monthly Low1517.1
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%1616.21
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%1611.52
Daily Pivot Point S11607.8
Daily Pivot Point S21595.94
Daily Pivot Point S31587.95
Daily Pivot Point R11627.65
Daily Pivot Point R21635.64
Daily Pivot Point R31647.5


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