Tuesday Market Analysis and Signals
In the Asian market on Tuesday, gold fluctuated in a narrow range at high levels and is currently trading around $2,628 per ounce. Gold hit an all-time high of 2,634 during trading on Monday, up about 0.24%. The bullish market sentiment after the Fed's interest rate cut last week and geopolitical tensions pushed up the London gold price, but the US dollar index stabilized and rebounded. Ukrainian President Zelensky said that the Russian-Ukrainian war was "close to the end", and investors need to beware of the risk of a short-term correction in gold prices.
If the employment rate drops sharply, the market will believe that the Fed may be more active in cutting interest rates, which is very beneficial to gold prices. In addition, regional instability in the Middle East may further push gold prices higher. The growing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have enhanced the appeal of safe havens, which may further boost demand for gold.
As a traditional hedging tool for geopolitical and economic uncertainties, gold will have its best year in 14 years. There are relatively few economic data on this trading day. Investors will pay attention to the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision, the US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index in September, speeches by Fed officials, and news related to the geopolitical situation.
[Technical side]
Yesterday, the historical high of 2634 was reached again, showing a continuous breakthrough of the bullish pattern. The MA7/10-day moving average and the 5-day moving average have moved up to 2605/2582, of which the 5-day moving average is above the 2600 mark, and the RSI indicator is close to the high value of 80. The upper rail resistance of the Bollinger Band channel is obvious. In the short term, the gold price faces certain suppression and technical indicator repair. The overall gold bull trend structure is intact. The small cycle indicator is overbought and the indicator needs further cycle repair. Look at the 2615/2635 range first, buy low and sell high.
Trading strategy:
2613-2615 long, stop loss 2604, target 2635-2645;
2635-2638 short, stop loss 2647, target 2610-2600;
If the employment rate drops sharply, the market will believe that the Fed may be more active in cutting interest rates, which is very beneficial to gold prices. In addition, regional instability in the Middle East may further push gold prices higher. The growing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have enhanced the appeal of safe havens, which may further boost demand for gold.
As a traditional hedging tool for geopolitical and economic uncertainties, gold will have its best year in 14 years. There are relatively few economic data on this trading day. Investors will pay attention to the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision, the US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index in September, speeches by Fed officials, and news related to the geopolitical situation.
[Technical side]
Yesterday, the historical high of 2634 was reached again, showing a continuous breakthrough of the bullish pattern. The MA7/10-day moving average and the 5-day moving average have moved up to 2605/2582, of which the 5-day moving average is above the 2600 mark, and the RSI indicator is close to the high value of 80. The upper rail resistance of the Bollinger Band channel is obvious. In the short term, the gold price faces certain suppression and technical indicator repair. The overall gold bull trend structure is intact. The small cycle indicator is overbought and the indicator needs further cycle repair. Look at the 2615/2635 range first, buy low and sell high.
Trading strategy:
2613-2615 long, stop loss 2604, target 2635-2645;
2635-2638 short, stop loss 2647, target 2610-2600;
Transaction en cours
Profit from SELL, reaching 2625
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