Gold is trading at $2,868, affected by the rise in US bond yields and the strength of the dollar, which is pressuring the precious metal. As markets await US inflation data this week, investors continue to assess the expectations of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.
Upside scenario: Breaking the $2,880 level could enhance gains towards $2,900 and then $2,925.
Down scenario: Continued selling pressure could push the price to break $2,850, which increases the chances of a decline towards $2,830 and then $2,800.
Gold remains under the influence of dollar movements and global geopolitical and economic developments.
Resistance 3
Resistance 2
Resistance 1
Pivot Point
Support 1
Support 2
Support 3
2875.00
2872.25
2870.47
2867.72
2865.04
2863.25
2860.63
USOIL chart on the hourly time frame
Oil is trading at $69.16 amid pressure from concerns about slowing global demand and rising US inventories, while markets await developments in monetary policy and geopolitical tensions that may affect prices.
Bullish scenario: Breaking the $70.00 level may support an increase towards $71.50 and then $73.00.
Bearish scenario: Breaking the $68.50 level may open the way for further decline towards $67.00 and then $65.80.
Oil movement remains linked to developments in the global economy, expectations about OPEC+ decisions and the US Federal Reserve policies.
This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. We use cookies for proper website navigation and function and for statistical and analytical purposes. You can select the cookie categories that you would like to manage through the Cookies Settings at any time. Please configure your Cookies Settings before proceeding. To learn more, please read our Cookies Policy
We use cookies to ensure the best possible experience as a guest in our site. Please configure your cookies settings before proceeding.
Necessary
Always active
These cookies are strictly necessary to enable you to move about the website and to provide certain features you have requested. There is no need for consent for the use of such cookies.