Gold prices saw a strong rise today, reaching $3,020 per ounce, benefiting from a weaker dollar and market anticipation of the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
General Trend: Upward
Important Pivot Area: $3,000-$2,980
Major Upside Barrier: $3,035-$3,050
If gold can hold above $3,000, it could target $3,035-$3,050 as its next target. A break below $2,980 could trigger a downward correction.
Gold remains supported by a weak dollar and increased demand for safe-haven assets. As markets await the Federal Reserve's decision, further gains could be seen if economic data is weak.
Resistance 3
Resistance 2
Resistance 1
Pivot Point
Support 1
Support 2
Support 3
3034.48
3030.31
3027.63
3023.55
3019.28
3016.50
3012.43
USOIL chart on the hourly time frame
Oil prices witnessed some volatility during today's trading, with Brent crude trading around $68.22 per barrel, amid uncertainty regarding the outlook for global demand and upcoming economic decisions.
General Trend: Volatile
Important Pivot Area: $67.50 – $67.00
Major Upside Barrier: $69.50 – $70.20
If the price can hold above $67.50, we may witness an attempt to rise towards $69.50 – $70.20, while a break of $67.00 could increase selling pressure towards lower levels.
Markets are awaiting US inventory data and global demand reports, which could influence price action in the coming days.
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