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Trading outlook: Support for gold continues to hold, but for now there is little sign of recovery. We still expect to see the near term gold outlook driven by USD moves, whilst it is interesting to see a lack of recovery on gold this morning as risk appetite has picked
Trading outlook: Signs of life in the gold bulls as support has formed in the past 24 hours. Unsurprisingly this has come as the dollar rally has begun to consolidate. How the dollar moves in the near term will be key for gold. Given the technical breakdown in gold, we
Trading outlook: The dollar rally has rocked the positioning for the gold bulls. A key technical breakdown sends gold corrective for a retreat towards at least $1818/$1835. Gold is not acting as a safe haven right now and given the strengthening negative correlation with the dollar, selling pressure seems set
Trading outlook: Gold has been hit hard as sentiment has taken a dive, with flow into USD as a safe haven asset of choice. The technical outlook has been significantly impacted with the market now breaking below $1900. A close below old support at $1902 opens a test of $1863
Trading outlook: The dollar remains a key function of how the gold price moves. Dollar moves have been uncertain now for a couple of weeks and the outlook for gold is equally lacking conviction. A dollar rebound today is weighing on gold this morning, but this is still within the
Trading outlook: With the dollar rebound faltering already, the near term selling pressure on gold has once more dissipated and the neutral outlook has taken hold again. Ultimately we continue to favour upside pressure on resistance and buying into weakness, however, for now the outlook is increasingly rangebound.
Trading outlook: The dollar has strengthened again in the wake of the Federal Reserve meeting and with the negative correlation with gold, this has weighed on the yellow metal. This is neutralising the outlook near term but we still view near term gold weakness as a chance to buy.
Trading outlook: A weakening dollar is helping to pull gold higher once more. This week’s FOMC meeting is clearly a high volatility event, but positioning is beginning to take hold for a continuation of the dollar negative trade. This should underpin gold moving forward. Fundamentals/Newsflow The improvement in
Trading outlook: The outlook for gold has become increasingly neutralised over recent weeks. A pick up for the dollar is still expected to be only near term before renewed selling pressure is likely in the coming weeks and months. Subsequently, with the ongoing negative correlation with gold, we expect gold
Trading outlook: A tick higher has helped to ease the pressure on support, but the outlook for gold remains uncertain. Dollar moves remain very important for the outlook and we look towards the ECB meeting today which will drive near term volatility. How the market settles in the wake of
Trading outlook: There has been a subtle shift in the outlook for gold in recent weeks as a USD rebound has kicked in. Gold is less positive now and consolidation is weighing on the bullish outlook. The next phase could be triggered by the ECB on Thursday which could have
Trading outlook: The near term dollar moves remain key for the outlook on gold. Now in front of Nonfarm Payrolls, a dollar rebound is stalling slightly and gold consolidating. We continue to expect further dollar selling pressure to persist and therefore gold to strengthen in due course. Subsequently, the weakness
Trading outlook: With the dollar strengthening gold has been dragged bac. However, we see this as a near term unwind within a bigger medium term positive outlook and will serve to be a chance to buy. How the market reacts in the support band around $1902/$1926 will be key now.
Trading outlook: With the fundamental outlook for gold bolstered by the dovish speech from Fed chair Powell, the positive closes are beginning to resume for gold and the outlook is turning far more positive once more. The buyers seem to be in the driving seat again as the technicals improve
Trading outlook: The bulls are riding out a storm of near term volatility from the speech by Fed chair Powell and look to be coming out on top again. Can they drive a decisive breakout above $1955 to open the upside once more? Technical support is growing and the ever
Trading outlook: Near term uncertainty ahead of a crucial speech from Fed chair Jerome Powell leaves gold in range $1902/$1955. How dovish Powell sets up could have key implications for yields, the dollar and therefore gold. Once the volatility subsides though, we see the fundamentals set up for further gains
Trading outlook: Near term uncertainty has turned into consolidation on gold. The market has turned cautious as a crucial speech by the Fed chair Powell could generate some near term volatility on Thursday. We continue to view near term weakness as a chance for medium term buying opportunities. We still
Trading outlook: A phase of uncertainty has developed on gold, where the bulls have been looking to re-assert themselves, but are being hit by a spate of near term sell-offs. The outlook for the dollar and Treasury yields remain a key factor in the outlook for gold as a short
Trading outlook: Consolidation has given way to renewed buying pressure. Falling yields and a falling dollar are driving the gold price higher. With the dollar on the brink of another breakdown, this could be set to propel gold higher once more. Decisive positive technical momentum is also now generating with
Trading outlook: As the dust continues to settle from last week’s volatility, stability is returning to the gold market. There is still a risk that the announcement of a huge fiscal support package would drive Treasury yields higher once more and pull gold lower. However, beyond that with the strong
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