Abstract:Trade Gold with GemForex
Gold is sitting at a three-month low price of just above 1850$. XAUUSD could potentially move to the upside as the last dance, ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting and a potential .50bp rate hike on Wednesday, May 4. The US dollar, currently trading right above 103.4, could extend its correction further, assuming investors will reposition their positions ahead of the Fed event. Additionally, market sentiment during the last week wasnt encouraging for the greenback due to the downbeat US ISM and S&P Global Manufacturing PMI report, leading to fear of the US being one step before the recession, something which is kept in mind by the FOMC, as the committee looks to embark on quantitative tightening (QT) in 2022. In turn, that may keep the price of Gold under pressure if the central bank delivers the aforementioned .50bp rate hike, as that reduces risk appetite to prop the price of Gold and provides the Fed with additional steps to control inflation.
With all that in mind, the price of Gold may face a further decline over the coming days as the former resistance zone around the November high ($1877) failed to act as support, and the RSI may show the bears gaining momentum and on the edge of pushing into oversold territory for the first time in 2022. If the $1,850 level gives way amid a selling resurgence, then a sharp sell-off towards the rising 200-DMA at $1,834 will be inevitable. In short, with the hawkish attitude of the Fed, any recovery attempts at the price of Gold are likely to be temporary.
Spot gold continued its record-breaking rally as investors gained confidence that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates in September and gold ETF purchases improved. The U.S. market hit a record high of $2,531.6 per ounce
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Gold prices have been highly volatile, trading near record highs due to various economic and geopolitical factors. Last week's weak US employment data, with only 114,000 jobs added and an unexpected rise in the unemployment rate to 4.3%, has increased the likelihood of the Federal Reserve implementing rate cuts, boosting gold's appeal. Tensions in the Middle East further support gold as a safe-haven asset. Technical analysis suggests that gold prices might break above $2,477, potentially reachin
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