
Gold Remains Near The Crucial $1800 Level
Prior to the weekend, bulls may attempt to push WTI oil prices higher. Gold stays stationary near $1800. Despite economic fears, copper markets remain buoyant.
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Prior to the weekend, bulls may attempt to push WTI oil prices higher. Gold stays stationary near $1800. Despite economic fears, copper markets remain buoyant.
As we approach the 50-day exponential moving average, the silver market fell during Thursday’s session.
WTI increased by almost $1.0 on Wednesday as risk assets rallied more broadly as a result of lower-than-anticipated US inflation data. The announcement that oil shipments through the Druzhba pipeline have resumed and mixed US inventories limited the upside. Both copper and gold reached new one-month highs, albeit gold ultimately declined due to risk-on movements.
During the trading session on Wednesday, silver markets initially retreated slightly to test the 50 Day EMA before rallying.
Gold could be affected by Wednesday’s US CPI report. The present price is a few dollars below the golden ratio threshold of 61.8%. If CPI were to underperform, a subsequent decline of $1,815 would be noteworthy.
The gold price is seeking to reclaim its monthly high of $1,800.00 due to a lower-than-expected US inflation forecast. The negative consensus of the US CPI is due to the sensitivity of oil prices. RSI (14) has gone into the 60.00-80.00 area, indicating a pleasant ride for precious metals.
Oil prices kept falling and should reinforce the idea of peak inflation, which appears to be adequate to underpin the markets for the time being.
Gold prices continue to rise, up more than 3% on the week. Rate-sensitive assets are likely to be supported in the short term by the decline in U.S. Treasury yields.
Despite the recent pushback from Fed officials, markets are still running “risk-on” following last week’s Fed meeting that suggested a slower path of rate increases.
As the 50 Day EMA entered the picture during trading on Wednesday, the silver markets started to retreat somewhat.