Gold Price Prediction – Prices Surge as the Dollar Drops as the Yellow Metal Breaks Out

Gold Price Prediction – Prices Surge as the Dollar Drops as the Yellow Metal Breaks Out

Gold prices surged higher, rising 2.3%, as the dollar declined and yields consolidated. Gold had been viewed as a riskier asset and after a 3-day rally in stocks, gold prices finally moved higher. The dollar moved lower as yields remained subdued after the 10-year dropped from 92-basis points on Tuesday to 75-basis points on Thursday. The Fed kept rates unchanged while the BoE increased its bond purchase program by more than expected.

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Gold prices surged higher rising 2.3% on Thursday and broke out of a tight range. Support on the yellow metal is seen near the 50-day moving average at 1,914, and then the 10-day moving average at 1,896. The 10-day moving average is poised to cross above the 50-day moving average which would mean a short-term uptrend was in place. Short-term momentum is positive as the fast stochastic continued to accelerate higher. Medium-term […]

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