Gold (XAUUSD) Forecast, Page 1

Gold prices continued to consolidate as trader’s focus on trade tariffs and the risk on trade that allowed stocks to rally. Yields in the US continued to rise climbing to 3.04% the highest level since May of 2018. German yields also soared rising to 48-basis points which equal its August

Gold prices are trading lower shortly before the regular session opening. The market is under pressure early Tuesday as investors moved money into the safe-haven U.S. Dollar after the U.S. imposed a fresh round of tariffs on Chinese imports.On Monday, President Trump said that he will impose 10 percent U.S.

GoldThe gold prices rallied during the Monday’s session reaching towards the $1210 level. This area has been a lot noisier in the past few session and the market is facing extreme difficulty in moving higher. The trade war fears and strengthening of the USD will continue to be a major

Gold markets rallied significantly during the trading session on Monday, gaining over 0.5% by the time the Americans went online. However, there is a lot of noise above, especially near the $1210 level, so I think that the rally will be somewhat short-lived. After all, there are more than enough

Gold prices moved higher but continue to trade sideways, as the dollar was also consolidating and losing ground to the Euro.  While interest rates differentials continue to point to a stronger dollar the recent inflation data points to decelerating US inflation expectations.  Gold in general moves in the opposite direction

Open your FXTM account todayIt has been a fairly cautious start to a busy trading week with movements observed across currency and stock markets somewhat muted as investors remained on the side-line.Reports that Donald Trump will most likely impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods simply dealt a

The gold market got a chance to recover slightly in the middle of August. Up to now, XAU/USD has been showing mixed moves, however, we can see that the downward trend is ended.Usually, the strengthening of gold is caused by the weakness of the USD or geopolitical events that increase

Gold futures are edging higher early Monday. Bargain-hunters are supporting the market, while lingering trade concerns are helping to limit gains. Volume and volatility are relatively light as investors seek clues as to the direction of today’s trade. Technically, the trend is up according to the short-term charts, but a

GoldThe gold market lost all the positive momentum in the Friday’s session as it dropped towards the $1203 level. In the past, this area has offered a lot of support to the market and also has bounced higher from here. If it breaks down from here, largely the $1198 level,

Gold finished higher last week, but well off its high after an attempt to breakout to the upside failed to attract enough buyers to extend the rally. The U.S. Dollar and U.S. Treasury yields controlled the price action last week. They were driven by in two-directions by U.S. economic data

Gold posted a volatile two-sided trade last week. Early in the week, a weaker U.S. Dollar drove the market higher due to increased demand for dollar-denominated assets. Gold was also supported by the news that the U.S. had extended an invitation to China to renew trade talks.Weaker-than-expected U.S. Producer Inflation

At this point, we are trying to form some type of symmetrical triangle in the Gold markets, and I look at the recent low that we have formed from a month ago should be a level that if we can break down from, the market would break down rather significantly

Gold markets fell during the trading session on Friday, reaching down towards the psychologically significant $1200 level, where we have seen a short bounce. At this point, I think that the market will continue to bounce around significantly, and when we look at the longer-term candle stick from the weekly

Gold prices moved lower on Friday, dipped following a stronger than expected Industrial Production report which offset a weaker than expected rise in Retail Sales. Import prices also moved lower and saw the largest drop since 2016 which weighed on the yellow metal.Technical AnalysisGold prices continued to trade sideways moving

Gold futures are trading slightly better shortly before the regular session opening on Friday and the release of a slew of U.S. economic reports including Retail Sales at 1230 GMT. Demand for risky assets is driving the price action along with lingering concerns over global trade disputes.Later today, we’re going

Gold futures are trading higher shortly before the regular session opening on Friday. Buyers are trying to claw back yesterday’s late session loss. Gold rallied early in the session on Thursday after the weak CPI data drove down Treasury yields, dragging down the U.S. Dollar and making dollar denominated gold

GoldThe gold market rallied significantly during the Thursday’s session reaching towards the $1215 level after US reported a weaker set of CPI numbers. From here, the market is likely to target for the $1225 level, which is a major resistance point. The market overall is expected to be volatile and

Gold markets have rallied significantly during the trading session on Thursday but hit a brick wall of resistance above the $1215 level, and I think that there are a couple of moving pieces right now that are throwing the markets around. The US economy printed a lower than anticipated CPI

Gold prices attempted to rally on Thursday but were unable to breach through resistance near the 50-day moving average at 1,212.  A softer than expected Consumer Price index in the US weighed on treasury yields and put downward pressure on the dollar which initially buoyed gold prices.Technical AnalysisGold prices where

Gold prices are up slightly after a strong surge in Wednesday was fueled by short-covering and position-squaring amid hopes for a new round of U.S.-China trade talks. However, the early price action suggests the move was just a reaction to the surprise news and not a trend-changing event.Furthermore, in announcing