Gold Price Prediction: Gold Markets Will Be Punished on Thursday
During Thursday’s trading session, gold markets have been pummeled as the US dollar has surged significantly.
During Thursday’s trading session, gold markets have been pummeled as the US dollar has surged significantly.
Gold markets have declined early in Thursday’s trading session, falling below the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA).
The gold markets have risen again on Monday as we continue to attempt to reach $1750. Despite this, there is still a great deal of noise in the environment.
If Powell argues for aggressive rate hikes while highlighting a modest recession, gold prices could fall further.
Gold price has broken below the $1,745.02-1,749.15 level, resetting the daily low to $1,740.00. The probability of a 50 basis point rate hike by the Fed is growing rapidly. A fall in US Durable Goods Orders during periods of rising inflation will have an effect on the DXY exchange rate.
Gold has been one of the most coveted precious metals for centuries. It protects purchasing power against inflation and has historically served as a hedge against stock market volatility. It has also generated significant long-term gains. Many Americans prefer to invest their 401(k) or other retirement funds in gold.
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.
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.
Gold Price struggles to prolong corrective retreat from annual low. Yields, Fedspeak probes XAUUSD sellers ahead of the major US consumer-centric data. Updates from China, recession worries drive pessimistic stance.
In spite of the 10-month low, the gold price is still in a positive trend. Inflation data from the United States for June is expected to have an impact on the risk-on sentiment of traders. XAUUSD traders are also swayed by conflicting views on China and the economy.