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Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
KEY POINTS
• Gold price is seen consolidating its recent decline to the lowest level since early June.
• Bets for one more rate hike by Federal Reserve continue to cap the non-yielding metal.
• China's economic woes and geopolitical tensions limit further losses for the XAU/USD.
• Traders now look forward to the US Retail Sales report for some meaningful impetus.
• last week's dismal Chinese trade data, which indicated that imports and exports fell much faster than expected in July as weaker demand threatens recovery prospects in the world's second-largest economy. Moreover, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) registered its first decline since February 2021 and the Producer Price Index (PPI) fell for a 10th consecutive month in July, suggesting that China's post-pandemic recovery has slowed after a brisk start in the first quarter. Even a surprise rate cut by the People's Bank of China (PBoC) does little to ease market concerns, allowing the Gold price to defend the $1,900 round figure, at least for the time being.
• The upside, however, remains capped in the wake of growing acceptance that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep interest rates higher for longer. It is worth recalling that the markets are still pricing in the possibility of one more 25 basis points (bps) lift-off by the end of this year, which remains supportive of elevated US Treasury bond yields. In fact, the yield on the benchmark 10-year US government bond shot to a nine-month high on Monday. This, in turn, assists the US Dollar (USD) to stand tall just below its highest level in more than two-month set the previous day and should continue to keep a lid on any meaningful recovery for the non-yielding Gold price.
• Traders might also refrain from placing aggressive bets and prefer to wait for the release of the monthly Retail Sales figures from the United States (US), due later during the early North American session. Tuesday's US economic docket also features the Empire State Manufacturing Index, which, along with the US bond yields will influence the USD price dynamics and provide some impetus to the Gold price. Apart from this, the broader risk sentiment might contribute to producing short-term trading opportunities around the safe-haven XAU/USD.
• Gold price is seen consolidating its recent decline to the lowest level since early June.
• Bets for one more rate hike by Federal Reserve continue to cap the non-yielding metal.
• China's economic woes and geopolitical tensions limit further losses for the XAU/USD.
• Traders now look forward to the US Retail Sales report for some meaningful impetus.
• last week's dismal Chinese trade data, which indicated that imports and exports fell much faster than expected in July as weaker demand threatens recovery prospects in the world's second-largest economy. Moreover, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) registered its first decline since February 2021 and the Producer Price Index (PPI) fell for a 10th consecutive month in July, suggesting that China's post-pandemic recovery has slowed after a brisk start in the first quarter. Even a surprise rate cut by the People's Bank of China (PBoC) does little to ease market concerns, allowing the Gold price to defend the $1,900 round figure, at least for the time being.
• The upside, however, remains capped in the wake of growing acceptance that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep interest rates higher for longer. It is worth recalling that the markets are still pricing in the possibility of one more 25 basis points (bps) lift-off by the end of this year, which remains supportive of elevated US Treasury bond yields. In fact, the yield on the benchmark 10-year US government bond shot to a nine-month high on Monday. This, in turn, assists the US Dollar (USD) to stand tall just below its highest level in more than two-month set the previous day and should continue to keep a lid on any meaningful recovery for the non-yielding Gold price.
• Traders might also refrain from placing aggressive bets and prefer to wait for the release of the monthly Retail Sales figures from the United States (US), due later during the early North American session. Tuesday's US economic docket also features the Empire State Manufacturing Index, which, along with the US bond yields will influence the USD price dynamics and provide some impetus to the Gold price. Apart from this, the broader risk sentiment might contribute to producing short-term trading opportunities around the safe-haven XAU/USD.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Crucial Zones:
🟢R: $1919/1926/1932 (1926 zone)
🟢C: $1892/1882 (1888 zone)
Technical Aspect:
USDJPY 145.500 (attempted 145.800)
XAUUSD $1902 CMP
US 10YT+
USDJPY+
US F YM: ideal BUY, PG 50
US F: NQ, SPX: Buy after H1A completion below S5
XAUXAG 84.85
USD S 64
JPY S 51
AUD S 17
DXY below 103.00 range.
🟢R: $1919/1926/1932 (1926 zone)
🟢C: $1892/1882 (1888 zone)
Technical Aspect:
USDJPY 145.500 (attempted 145.800)
XAUUSD $1902 CMP
US 10YT+
USDJPY+
US F YM: ideal BUY, PG 50
US F: NQ, SPX: Buy after H1A completion below S5
XAUXAG 84.85
USD S 64
JPY S 51
AUD S 17
DXY below 103.00 range.
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USDJPY: crashed 700 pips
Impact on XAUUSD: 1400 pips
USDJPY: M30A618
XAUUSD: M30V618 CMP 1911.11
USDJPY: M30AS1 achieved
XAUUSD: M30VS1 achieved
XAUUSD @H1V382 R1 above PPZ
Impact on XAUUSD: 1400 pips
USDJPY: M30A618
XAUUSD: M30V618 CMP 1911.11
USDJPY: M30AS1 achieved
XAUUSD: M30VS1 achieved
XAUUSD @H1V382 R1 above PPZ
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🆘3 min to go for US PPI
USDJPY @ 27June 2023 price zone: $145.000 zone
XAUUSD might hit 27 June 2023 price zone: $1900, if USD strengthens, reversal: XAUUSD might hit $1926/1936/1947 price stops.
Crucial price zones:
C: $1919/1907/1890
R: $1926/1947
USDJPY @ 27June 2023 price zone: $145.000 zone
XAUUSD might hit 27 June 2023 price zone: $1900, if USD strengthens, reversal: XAUUSD might hit $1926/1936/1947 price stops.
Crucial price zones:
C: $1919/1907/1890
R: $1926/1947
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Buying at $1912: gave us neat results: CMP $1916
Net pips traced: 400+ | EXIT BUY Positions.
Net pips traced: 400+ | EXIT BUY Positions.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Buying at 1916 and below till 1914 gave us good results CMP 1922. XAUUSD approaching $1926 zone: and a breach of H1S5 might result in $1926+3/6/9 RT trades to be implemented.
Key highlights:
Gold price rebounds as US Dollar bulls catch a breath ahead of US inflation data.
Investors stay cautious amid US-Sino concerns and China’s growth worries.
Gold price sees downside risks due to a bearish technical setup on the daily chart.
Gold price is replicating the moves seen in the first half of Wednesday on the United States (US) Consumer Price Index (CPI) day. The United States Dollar (USD) buyers take a breather, awaiting the critical US inflation data for a fresh directional impetus. Gold price is making another recovery attempt from four-week troughs of $1,914 early Thursday. Markets trade with caution, reflective of the mixed tone in the Asian indices even though the US S&P 500 futures post small gains. Investors resort to adjusting their US Dollar positions ahead of the all-important CPI inflation data from the United States, which will have a significant influence on the US Federal Reserve (Fed) policy path.
🟠 An upside surprise to the headline and core CPI data could revive expectations for Fed rate hikes, triggering a fresh upswing in the US Dollar alongside the US Treasury bond yields. Hot US inflation data is likely to exacerbate the pain in the Gold price, opening floors for a test of the levels below the $1,907/1,900 mark.
Risk-aversion intensified, as US tech stocks tumbled after US President Joe Biden signed the highly anticipated bill that allows the US Treasury Department to prohibit or restrict certain US investments in Chinese technology companies, involved in semiconductors and microelectronics, quantum information technologies, and certain Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems.
USD Core CPI is scheduled to be published at 16.30 hours today with Initial Jobless Claims.
Crucial Stops:
C: $1907/1890
R: $1932(M30V100.0)/1947(H1V100.0)
A hot US inflation report will revive the selling interest around the Gold price, smashing it through the key support near the $1,910 region to challenge the critical 200-Daily Moving Average (DMA) at $1,900.
A sustained break below the latter will put the June 29 low of $1,888 to the test.
Only the downbeat US CPI data could rescue Gold buyers from monthly lows, with the recovery likely to face an initial hurdle at the $1,930 round figure, above which the downward-sloping 50-DMA at $1,947 zone could be challenged.
Key highlights:
Gold price rebounds as US Dollar bulls catch a breath ahead of US inflation data.
Investors stay cautious amid US-Sino concerns and China’s growth worries.
Gold price sees downside risks due to a bearish technical setup on the daily chart.
Gold price is replicating the moves seen in the first half of Wednesday on the United States (US) Consumer Price Index (CPI) day. The United States Dollar (USD) buyers take a breather, awaiting the critical US inflation data for a fresh directional impetus. Gold price is making another recovery attempt from four-week troughs of $1,914 early Thursday. Markets trade with caution, reflective of the mixed tone in the Asian indices even though the US S&P 500 futures post small gains. Investors resort to adjusting their US Dollar positions ahead of the all-important CPI inflation data from the United States, which will have a significant influence on the US Federal Reserve (Fed) policy path.
🟠 An upside surprise to the headline and core CPI data could revive expectations for Fed rate hikes, triggering a fresh upswing in the US Dollar alongside the US Treasury bond yields. Hot US inflation data is likely to exacerbate the pain in the Gold price, opening floors for a test of the levels below the $1,907/1,900 mark.
Risk-aversion intensified, as US tech stocks tumbled after US President Joe Biden signed the highly anticipated bill that allows the US Treasury Department to prohibit or restrict certain US investments in Chinese technology companies, involved in semiconductors and microelectronics, quantum information technologies, and certain Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems.
USD Core CPI is scheduled to be published at 16.30 hours today with Initial Jobless Claims.
Crucial Stops:
C: $1907/1890
R: $1932(M30V100.0)/1947(H1V100.0)
A hot US inflation report will revive the selling interest around the Gold price, smashing it through the key support near the $1,910 region to challenge the critical 200-Daily Moving Average (DMA) at $1,900.
A sustained break below the latter will put the June 29 low of $1,888 to the test.
Only the downbeat US CPI data could rescue Gold buyers from monthly lows, with the recovery likely to face an initial hurdle at the $1,930 round figure, above which the downward-sloping 50-DMA at $1,947 zone could be challenged.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
09.08.2023 | Crucial Price Zones | XAUUSD Analysis | Daily Price Projection | Spot Gold Analysis by Piyush Ratnu
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XAUUSD Projected BZ:
C 1919 | 1907 | 1888
XAUUSD Projected SZ:
R 1926 | 1947 | 1966
C 1919 | 1907 | 1888
XAUUSD Projected SZ:
R 1926 | 1947 | 1966
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
XAUUSD approaching H1VS5 19323 H4S5 1945
🆘Crucial Price zones:
C: 1926/1907 D1A0.0
R: 1947/1966 H4V618 z
Important data/events:
USD 10Y Note auction 21.00
Redbook 16.55
Due to lack of major economic data, USD might catch one side trend resulting in reversal trend in GOLD, it will be wise to maintain price gaps and focus on entries near SR D1 zones while tracing AV formations.
Earlier, yesterday:
XAU/USD edged sharply lower early in the American session, posting a fresh four-week low of $1,922.74 a troy ounce, as demand for the US Dollar picked up following comments from Federal Reserve (Fed) officials and ahead of the release of the United States (US) July Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Patrick Harker said they are moving back to a more normal circumstance, and while he considers a soft landing is quite possible, he also added that supply chain issues are starting to heal. Furthermore, he said the Fed could be “patient” and hold rates steady, although he clarified the September decision would depend on upcoming data.
$1937-$1922 RT $1931 CMP:
Gold declined despite global stocks edging lower, reflecting mounting concerns about the economic future and as earnings reports missed. On a positive note, Treasury yields gave up some of their recent gains, enough to prevent the USD from appreciating further.
🆘Crucial Price zones:
C: 1926/1907 D1A0.0
R: 1947/1966 H4V618 z
Important data/events:
USD 10Y Note auction 21.00
Redbook 16.55
Due to lack of major economic data, USD might catch one side trend resulting in reversal trend in GOLD, it will be wise to maintain price gaps and focus on entries near SR D1 zones while tracing AV formations.
Earlier, yesterday:
XAU/USD edged sharply lower early in the American session, posting a fresh four-week low of $1,922.74 a troy ounce, as demand for the US Dollar picked up following comments from Federal Reserve (Fed) officials and ahead of the release of the United States (US) July Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Patrick Harker said they are moving back to a more normal circumstance, and while he considers a soft landing is quite possible, he also added that supply chain issues are starting to heal. Furthermore, he said the Fed could be “patient” and hold rates steady, although he clarified the September decision would depend on upcoming data.
$1937-$1922 RT $1931 CMP:
Gold declined despite global stocks edging lower, reflecting mounting concerns about the economic future and as earnings reports missed. On a positive note, Treasury yields gave up some of their recent gains, enough to prevent the USD from appreciating further.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
08.08.2023 | H1A100 M30A100 Achieved | XAUUSD Analysis | Daily Price Projection | Spot Gold Analysis by Piyush Ratnu
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08.08.2023 | PRSDBS | XAUUSD Analysis | Daily Price Projection | Spot Gold Analysis by Piyush Ratnu
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🔻Gold price drifts lower for the second straight day and is pressured by modest US Dollar strength.
🔺Bets for more rate hikes by the Federal Reserve turn out to be a key factor underpinning the buck.
✔️Traders might wait for the US consumer inflation data on Thursday before placing directional bets.
🔻Gold price remains under some selling pressure for the second successive day on Tuesday and drops to a fresh daily low, around the $1,931 area during the Asian session. The XAU/USD, however, manages to hold above a three-and-half-week low touched last Friday.
The prospects for further policy tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) assist the US Dollar (USD) to regain some positive traction, which, in turn, is seen as a key factor weighing on the Gold price. In fact, market participants seem convinced that the Fed will deliver one more 25 basis point (bps) rate hike in September or November and the bets were reaffirmed by the monthly employment details from the United States (US). Despite a slight disappointment from the headline NFP, solid wage growth and an unexpected downtick in the jobless rate pointed to the continued tightness in the labour market.
⏰This, in turn, raised the odds of a soft landing for the US economy and should allow the US central bank to stick to its hawkish stance.
Given that consensus estimates point to a further moderation in inflationary pressures, surprisingly stronger data should lift bets for one more Fed rate hike by the end of this year. This, in turn, could weigh heavily on the Gold price, which is seen as a hedge against inflation. The mixed fundamental backdrop warrants some caution before positioning for a further depreciating move for the Gold price.
🔘The emergence of fresh selling, however, suggests that the downfall witnessed over the past three weeks or so is still far from being over and suggests that the path of least resistance for the XAU/USD is to the downside.
🔺Bets for more rate hikes by the Federal Reserve turn out to be a key factor underpinning the buck.
✔️Traders might wait for the US consumer inflation data on Thursday before placing directional bets.
🔻Gold price remains under some selling pressure for the second successive day on Tuesday and drops to a fresh daily low, around the $1,931 area during the Asian session. The XAU/USD, however, manages to hold above a three-and-half-week low touched last Friday.
The prospects for further policy tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) assist the US Dollar (USD) to regain some positive traction, which, in turn, is seen as a key factor weighing on the Gold price. In fact, market participants seem convinced that the Fed will deliver one more 25 basis point (bps) rate hike in September or November and the bets were reaffirmed by the monthly employment details from the United States (US). Despite a slight disappointment from the headline NFP, solid wage growth and an unexpected downtick in the jobless rate pointed to the continued tightness in the labour market.
⏰This, in turn, raised the odds of a soft landing for the US economy and should allow the US central bank to stick to its hawkish stance.
Given that consensus estimates point to a further moderation in inflationary pressures, surprisingly stronger data should lift bets for one more Fed rate hike by the end of this year. This, in turn, could weigh heavily on the Gold price, which is seen as a hedge against inflation. The mixed fundamental backdrop warrants some caution before positioning for a further depreciating move for the Gold price.
🔘The emergence of fresh selling, however, suggests that the downfall witnessed over the past three weeks or so is still far from being over and suggests that the path of least resistance for the XAU/USD is to the downside.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
XAUUSD @$1930: The factors in play 🆘
Gold price faces immense pressure as US labor market data turns out extremely tight than expected.
The US Dollar Index rebounds as US ADP reports fresh additions of 324K payrolls vs. estimates of 189K.
The impact of a decline in Gold demand, reported by the World Gold Council, starts fading.
Strong US JOTLS job openings and ADP Employment Change data indicate that the country’s labor market conditions remain tight, backing the case for further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Gold trading faced headwinds on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar strengthened despite Fitch's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating to AA+ from AAA. Investors seemed unfazed and focused on positive data from the ADP National Employment report that might possibly indicate a larger-than-expected Non-Farm Payrolls report this Friday.
Fitch's decision to downgrade the U.S. credit rating was attributed to concerns about potential fiscal deterioration over the next three years and the debt ceiling crisis that was averted at the last minute a couple months ago.
The impact of these developments on gold prices was evident, as it retreated for the second consecutive session, currently testing at $1,935 and might be approaching a significant technical support level at $1,930. On the flip side, if gold resumes its rebound, it may encounter initial resistance around $1,942, followed by the psychologically important $1,950 mark.
The US credit rating downgrade should not have been a surprise for investors that have been following Fitch’s comments, but the timing surely caught everyone off guard. The Japanese yen initially benefited the most, but eventually the dollar steadied as safe-haven flows broadened.
Gold prices are falling as the dollar steals all the safe-haven flows that stemmed from the US sovereign downgrade and as Treasury yields surge on rising debt sale expectations. The gold market is going to struggle as long as re-steepening of the US curve continues. The VIX is rising and it seems Wall Street is getting nervous here.
🍎Gold will eventually act like a safe-haven as stocks remain vulnerable given rising downbeat outlooks and as the UAW labor strike risks grow following the ambitious demands provided by the UAW president.
Gold price faces immense pressure as US labor market data turns out extremely tight than expected.
The US Dollar Index rebounds as US ADP reports fresh additions of 324K payrolls vs. estimates of 189K.
The impact of a decline in Gold demand, reported by the World Gold Council, starts fading.
Strong US JOTLS job openings and ADP Employment Change data indicate that the country’s labor market conditions remain tight, backing the case for further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Gold trading faced headwinds on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar strengthened despite Fitch's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating to AA+ from AAA. Investors seemed unfazed and focused on positive data from the ADP National Employment report that might possibly indicate a larger-than-expected Non-Farm Payrolls report this Friday.
Fitch's decision to downgrade the U.S. credit rating was attributed to concerns about potential fiscal deterioration over the next three years and the debt ceiling crisis that was averted at the last minute a couple months ago.
The impact of these developments on gold prices was evident, as it retreated for the second consecutive session, currently testing at $1,935 and might be approaching a significant technical support level at $1,930. On the flip side, if gold resumes its rebound, it may encounter initial resistance around $1,942, followed by the psychologically important $1,950 mark.
The US credit rating downgrade should not have been a surprise for investors that have been following Fitch’s comments, but the timing surely caught everyone off guard. The Japanese yen initially benefited the most, but eventually the dollar steadied as safe-haven flows broadened.
Gold prices are falling as the dollar steals all the safe-haven flows that stemmed from the US sovereign downgrade and as Treasury yields surge on rising debt sale expectations. The gold market is going to struggle as long as re-steepening of the US curve continues. The VIX is rising and it seems Wall Street is getting nervous here.
🍎Gold will eventually act like a safe-haven as stocks remain vulnerable given rising downbeat outlooks and as the UAW labor strike risks grow following the ambitious demands provided by the UAW president.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Gold price drops as US ADP labor report remains resilient
• Gold price remains sideways around $1,950.00 as investors await United States labor market data for further guidance.
• The precious metal witnessed heavy selling on Tuesday after the World Gold Council reported a decline in Gold demand by global central banks. Gold purchased by central banks in the first half of 2023 dropped by 2% YoY amid higher interest rates and costly bullion.
• In addition to that, a significant recovery in United States factory orders kept the Gold price on a bearish trajectory.
• US new factory orders surprisingly rose to 47.3 in July from downwardly revised expectations of 44.0 against June’s reading of 45.6.
• The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) reported that Manufacturing PMI contracted for the ninth month in a row. July’s figure edged up to 46.4 from a previous figure of 46.0 but failed to match expectations of 46.8. All figures under 50.0 are contractionary.
• A straight three-quarter contraction in the Manufacturing PMI is sufficient enough to display the consequences of an aggressive rate-tightening cycle by the Federal Reserve.
• US JOLTS Job Openings dropped in July to 9.582M from its expectations and former reading. The July data recorded its lowest reading in more than two years as job changes waned due to easing wage growth.
• For more guidance about the labor market, investors will focus on the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) and the Unemployment Rate, which will be published on Friday at 12:30 GMT.
• But before that, the entire focus will be on Automatic Data Processing Employment Change, which will be released at 12:15 GMT. Per estimates, US ADP will report the addition of fresh private payroll data in July by 189K vs. the strong addition of 497K recorded in June.
• Tight labor market conditions could force the Fed to raise interest rates further in September monetary policy meeting.
• Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said on Tuesday that inflation is on track to return to 2% without elevating the jobless rate significantly.
• The US Dollar Index (DXY) demonstrated a stellar recovery on Tuesday despite Fitch downgrading the United States government’s credit rating, citing concerns over forward fiscal spending.
• Gold price remains sideways around $1,950.00 as investors await United States labor market data for further guidance.
• The precious metal witnessed heavy selling on Tuesday after the World Gold Council reported a decline in Gold demand by global central banks. Gold purchased by central banks in the first half of 2023 dropped by 2% YoY amid higher interest rates and costly bullion.
• In addition to that, a significant recovery in United States factory orders kept the Gold price on a bearish trajectory.
• US new factory orders surprisingly rose to 47.3 in July from downwardly revised expectations of 44.0 against June’s reading of 45.6.
• The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) reported that Manufacturing PMI contracted for the ninth month in a row. July’s figure edged up to 46.4 from a previous figure of 46.0 but failed to match expectations of 46.8. All figures under 50.0 are contractionary.
• A straight three-quarter contraction in the Manufacturing PMI is sufficient enough to display the consequences of an aggressive rate-tightening cycle by the Federal Reserve.
• US JOLTS Job Openings dropped in July to 9.582M from its expectations and former reading. The July data recorded its lowest reading in more than two years as job changes waned due to easing wage growth.
• For more guidance about the labor market, investors will focus on the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) and the Unemployment Rate, which will be published on Friday at 12:30 GMT.
• But before that, the entire focus will be on Automatic Data Processing Employment Change, which will be released at 12:15 GMT. Per estimates, US ADP will report the addition of fresh private payroll data in July by 189K vs. the strong addition of 497K recorded in June.
• Tight labor market conditions could force the Fed to raise interest rates further in September monetary policy meeting.
• Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said on Tuesday that inflation is on track to return to 2% without elevating the jobless rate significantly.
• The US Dollar Index (DXY) demonstrated a stellar recovery on Tuesday despite Fitch downgrading the United States government’s credit rating, citing concerns over forward fiscal spending.
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
XAUUSD Price Projection: Way forward:
A rise in gold above $1985 in the next few days would reduce doubts about the bullish scenario involving a renewal of historical highs.
A quick pullback below $1947 and the 50-day moving average would confirm the dominance of a short-term downtrend.
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A rise in gold above $1985 in the next few days would reduce doubts about the bullish scenario involving a renewal of historical highs.
A quick pullback below $1947 and the 50-day moving average would confirm the dominance of a short-term downtrend.
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Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Technical Update and Co-relations traced:
🆘XAUUSD and USDJPY both under PPZ
XAUUSD @ D1S5
USDJPY already breached D1S5
🟢Price zones:
USDJPY is at 138.500 zone (02.06.2023 price zone)
XAUUSD is at $1960 zone (02.06.2023 price zone)
🟢Fib Zones achieved:
XAUUSD: D1V382
USDJPY: D1A382
XAUUSD crucial zones:
C: $1947/1926
R: $1966/1985
USDJPY crucial zones:
C: 136.690/136.000
R: 139.690/140.360
🆘XAUUSD and USDJPY both under PPZ
XAUUSD @ D1S5
USDJPY already breached D1S5
🟢Price zones:
USDJPY is at 138.500 zone (02.06.2023 price zone)
XAUUSD is at $1960 zone (02.06.2023 price zone)
🟢Fib Zones achieved:
XAUUSD: D1V382
USDJPY: D1A382
XAUUSD crucial zones:
C: $1947/1926
R: $1966/1985
USDJPY crucial zones:
C: 136.690/136.000
R: 139.690/140.360
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Core Focus:
Core CPI YoY MoM
18.00 BOC Interest Rate Decision
Humble reminder: last time: XAUUSD moved $25 post BOC IR, considering there are news is gaps followed by BOC G speech, 10 year note auction and Beige book data schedule at 21.00 and 22.00 hours.
A net movement of $15/24/30 is expected.
Suggested strategy:
Avoid Pivot Zone
Enter in Sell direction only at R2/R3 zone with NAP exit
Enter in Buy direction from S2 onwards PG 3 target NAP exit
CMP $1935
🆘Crucial PR XAUUSD Price Zones:
R: $1947/1966
C: $1926/1907
Core CPI YoY MoM
18.00 BOC Interest Rate Decision
Humble reminder: last time: XAUUSD moved $25 post BOC IR, considering there are news is gaps followed by BOC G speech, 10 year note auction and Beige book data schedule at 21.00 and 22.00 hours.
A net movement of $15/24/30 is expected.
Suggested strategy:
Avoid Pivot Zone
Enter in Sell direction only at R2/R3 zone with NAP exit
Enter in Buy direction from S2 onwards PG 3 target NAP exit
CMP $1935
🆘Crucial PR XAUUSD Price Zones:
R: $1947/1966
C: $1926/1907
Piyush Lalsingh Ratnu
Bets for a 25 bps Fed rate hike in July cap gains for XAU/USD
Gold price edges higher during the Asian session on Tuesday, albeit lacks bullish conviction and remains well below a key hurdle near the $1,935 area tested last week. The XAU/USD currently trades just above the $1,925 level, up less than 0.10% for the day, as traders keenly await the release of the latest consumer inflation figures from the United States (USD), due on Wednesday, before placing fresh directional bets.
The crucial US Consumer Price Index (CPI) will play a key role in influencing the Federal Reserve's (Fed) near-term policy outlook, which, in turn, will drive the US Dollar (USD) demand and provide some meaningful impetus to the Gold price. In the meantime, speculations that the US central bank is nearing the end of its policy tightening drag the USD lower for the fourth straight day, to its lowest level since May 11 and act as a tailwind for the US Dollar-denominated metal. The US monthly employment details released on Friday showed that the economy added the fewest jobs in 2-1/2 years, signalling that the labor market is cooling. Furthermore, the New York Fes's monthly survey revealed on Monday that the one-year consumer inflation expectation dropped to the lowest level since April 2021, to 3.8% in June from 4.1% in the previous month.
Impact:
This could allow the Fed to soften its hawkish stance and continues to weigh on the Greenback.
Gold price technical outlook
From a technical perspective, any subsequent move up might continue to confront stiff resistance near the $1,933-$1,935 supply zone. This is followed by the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently around the $1,948-$1,949 region. A sustained strength beyond the latter might trigger a short-covering rally and lift the Gold price to the $1,962-$1,964 area en route to the $1,970-$1,972 supply zone. The momentum could get extended further, allowing bulls to reclaim the $2,000 psychological mark and testing the $2,010-$2,012 resistance.
On the flip side, the $1,912-$1,910 area seems to have emerged as an immediate support and should protect the downside ahead of the $1,900 mark and the multi-month low, around the $1,893-$1,892 region touched in June. Some follow-through selling will be seen as a fresh trigger for bearish traders and make the Gold price vulnerable to accelerate the downward trajectory towards the very important 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently around the $1,866-$1,865 zone. The latter should act as a pivotal point, which if broken decisively should pave the way for an extension of the recent sharp retracement slide from the all-time high, around the $2,080 region touched in May.
Gold price edges higher during the Asian session on Tuesday, albeit lacks bullish conviction and remains well below a key hurdle near the $1,935 area tested last week. The XAU/USD currently trades just above the $1,925 level, up less than 0.10% for the day, as traders keenly await the release of the latest consumer inflation figures from the United States (USD), due on Wednesday, before placing fresh directional bets.
The crucial US Consumer Price Index (CPI) will play a key role in influencing the Federal Reserve's (Fed) near-term policy outlook, which, in turn, will drive the US Dollar (USD) demand and provide some meaningful impetus to the Gold price. In the meantime, speculations that the US central bank is nearing the end of its policy tightening drag the USD lower for the fourth straight day, to its lowest level since May 11 and act as a tailwind for the US Dollar-denominated metal. The US monthly employment details released on Friday showed that the economy added the fewest jobs in 2-1/2 years, signalling that the labor market is cooling. Furthermore, the New York Fes's monthly survey revealed on Monday that the one-year consumer inflation expectation dropped to the lowest level since April 2021, to 3.8% in June from 4.1% in the previous month.
Impact:
This could allow the Fed to soften its hawkish stance and continues to weigh on the Greenback.
Gold price technical outlook
From a technical perspective, any subsequent move up might continue to confront stiff resistance near the $1,933-$1,935 supply zone. This is followed by the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently around the $1,948-$1,949 region. A sustained strength beyond the latter might trigger a short-covering rally and lift the Gold price to the $1,962-$1,964 area en route to the $1,970-$1,972 supply zone. The momentum could get extended further, allowing bulls to reclaim the $2,000 psychological mark and testing the $2,010-$2,012 resistance.
On the flip side, the $1,912-$1,910 area seems to have emerged as an immediate support and should protect the downside ahead of the $1,900 mark and the multi-month low, around the $1,893-$1,892 region touched in June. Some follow-through selling will be seen as a fresh trigger for bearish traders and make the Gold price vulnerable to accelerate the downward trajectory towards the very important 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), currently around the $1,866-$1,865 zone. The latter should act as a pivotal point, which if broken decisively should pave the way for an extension of the recent sharp retracement slide from the all-time high, around the $2,080 region touched in May.