In today's Asian trading on Wednesday, gold suddenly fell sharply in the short term, and the price of gold once fell below 1930. Yesterday, the U.S. dollar index showed a V-shaped trend. It fell to an intraday low of 104.81 before the U.S. market, and then strongly recovered all losses, finally closing up 0.06% at 105.13.
Gold prices retreated from fresh two-week highs ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with the outlook currently remaining neutral. The Federal Reserve will present new economic forecasts at the same time as it announces its monetary policy decision. Yesterday, spot gold fluctuated within a narrow range above the $1,930 mark. It once rose to an intraday high of 1,937.43, then gave up all gains and turned lower, finally closing down 0.13% at 1,931.31. Gold rose slightly after the opening yesterday, but its performance was weak during the European and American trading hours. The top-bottom transition we mentioned earlier was around 1930 and was temporarily broken through. However, the bulls did not forcefully continue before this action was completely completed. The rise began to show lack of momentum near 1935. On the 4-hour trend, the continuous high fluctuations caused the short-term moving average to gradually diverge downwards. The K-line began to slowly come under pressure on the short-term moving average, and the short-term trend showed signs of weakening. Although the current price is still running near the previous support band around 1930, the rebound is not too strong and the short-term trend is weak.
So today’s gold operation idea, Jiesse recommends going short on the rebound and then consider going long on the low!
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