Gold’s demand saw an uptick amid cooling U.S. economic signs, European and Japanese recession fears, and subdued growth projections from China. However, the potential for high U.S. interest rates curtailed further gains, emphasizing gold’s increased opportunity cost.
Copper’s slight decrease to $3.85 a pound reflected tepid reactions to China’s unchanged GDP growth target of 5% for 2024, underscoring ongoing economic softness despite policy support promises.
Gold Prices Forecast

Gold (XAU/USD) modestly ascended to $2116.48, marking a 0.12% increase, indicating a cautious yet positive momentum in the market. Positioned above its pivot point at $2110.13, Gold demonstrates a bullish outlook, with potential resistance levels at $2126.99, $2137.21, and $2146.71 suggesting future hurdles.
On the downside, support is established at $2093.26, with subsequent levels at $2079.72 and $2066.42, offering a buffer against potential declines.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) details were not provided, but the 50-day and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) at $2054.34 and $2033.97, respectively, underline a stable uptrend, reinforcing a bullish stance above $2110.13.
Silver Prices Forecast

Conversely, silver finds immediate support at $23.59, with additional levels at $23.48 and $23.37, suggesting areas of resilience. The 50-day and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs), at $22.92 and $22.87 respectively, underscore a foundational support for silver’s price, indicating a bullish trend as long as it remains above the $23.59 support level.
Copper Prices Forecast

Copper‘s trading session concluded with a minor decline of 0.07%, marking a price of $3.85. Situated precisely at its pivot point, copper’s market stance appears indecisive yet leans toward a bullish outlook above this level. The metal faces resistance at $3.88, $3.91, and $3.94, challenging any upward trajectory.
On the flip side, support levels at $3.82, $3.78, and $3.75 offer potential stabilization points in case of price dips. The 50-day and 200-day Exponential Moving Averages, standing at $3.85 and $3.83 respectively, underscore a slight bullish inclination, suggesting that copper might sustain or enhance its value as long as it remains above the pivotal $3.85 mark.
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