Introduction Gold futures (GC) continue to push higher during the crisis in the Middle East as market participants scramble for safe havens. The yellow metal has been an outperformer this year as well as last, and there seems to be no signs of it stopping. Traders who have been looking to buy the dips have Read More…
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Gold Futures Surge 1% as Middle East Tensions Intensify Energy Shock, Inflation Risk
Gold futures rose sharply in Wednesday’s Asian session, with April contracts surging by almost 1% to about $5,170, and spot gold stayed above $5,150 per ounce. The recovery comes after a sharp 4% drop earlier in the week, when a stronger US dollar and fading hopes of near-term rate cuts pushed gold to its lowest Read More…
Gold Futures (GC) Technical Analysis – Follow Up
Introduction In the February 3 analysis, gold had a very big single-day sell-off of 13% after the price was hitting new highs consistently. The analysis we did was to see if there was a higher probability of the market continuing to fall or finding a base and slowly forming a recovery. Since then, the bulls have Read More…
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Gold Futures Surge as Iran Tensions, Trade Uncertainty Spur Safe-Haven Demand
Gold futures held onto their earlier gains, just below the $5,200 mark. The precious metal is trading near a monthly high as rising geopolitical risks and uncertainty over US trade policy have increased demand for the safe-haven asset. Gold futures went up 0.80% to above $5,200, showing strength despite the Fed’s hawkish view. The main Read More…
Gold Futures Consolidate as Fed Uncertainty, Dollar Headwinds Cap Gains
After a sharp drop of 2-3% to the $4,850 area, gold futures have recovered losses in Wednesday’s Asian session. Buyers keep testing the $5,000 psychological level. The recent rise is likely a technical correction and a repositioning ahead of important US macroeconomic events, not the start of a new trend. Near-month futures have dropped sharply, Read More…





