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Gold Price News and Forecast: XAU/USD short-term relief after holding the $1700 support

Gold Price Analysis: XAU/USD eyes $1736 amid inverse head and shoulders breakout

Gold prices (XAU/USD) snap three-day losing streak and rebound sharply on Thursday, mainly driven by the increased flight to safety buying, as the US-China tensions spike up over the Hong Kong security issue.

Investors fret over a likely Trump administration’s response to Beijing’s forceful act on Hong Kong, which could revive the trade war between both the economies. Read more...

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Gold: Short-term relief after holding the $1700 support

Gold has been moving lower in recent sessions as the risk-on environment gathers momentum but has been able to hold the $1700 and now a near-term relief is expected, in the opinion of FXStreet’s analyst Rajan Dhall.

“Gold has bounced off the $1700 level which matches up quite nicely with the 23.6% Fibonacci zone. The good news does not stop there as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator also moved into an oversold area.”  Read more...

Gold: Buy at 1690

Gold shorts at 1715/18 worked perfectly targeting 1707/06 & 1702 but we missed our buying opportunity at 1690/88 by just 3 points.

Silver longs at 1690/95 worked perfectly hitting targets of 1720/24 & 1735/37.

Gold sell at 1715/18 targeting 1707/06 & 1702, perhaps as far as 1695. Buy at 1690/88, with stops below 1684. Sell a break lower targeting 1681/80 & 1674/72. Read more...

XAU/USD

Overview
Today last price1722.6
Today Daily Change13.16
Today Daily Change %0.77
Today daily open1709.44
 
Trends
Daily SMA201716.24
Daily SMA501674.94
Daily SMA1001631.03
Daily SMA2001562.84
 
Levels
Previous Daily High1716.13
Previous Daily Low1693.78
Previous Weekly High1765.38
Previous Weekly Low1717.34
Previous Monthly High1747.82
Previous Monthly Low1568.46
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%1702.32
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%1707.59
Daily Pivot Point S11696.77
Daily Pivot Point S21684.1
Daily Pivot Point S31674.42
Daily Pivot Point R11719.12
Daily Pivot Point R21728.8
Daily Pivot Point R31741.47

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