Spot gold still targets $1,746
- After breaking above $1,716 and a falling trendline, the metal pulled back towards this former resistance and the line.
- A break below $1,716 could cause a fall to $1,691. On the daily chart, gold has broken a resistance at $1,724. It is poised to rise towards $1,769.
SINGAPORE: Spot gold still targets $1,746 per ounce, as it has managed to hover above a support at $1,716.
After breaking above $1,716 and a falling trendline, the metal pulled back towards this former resistance and the line.
With gold having climbed above the Monday high of $1,733.30, the pullback is confirmed over. The pattern from the March 8 low of $1,676.10 looks like a double-bottom, which will be confirmed when gold breaks $1,761.
A break below $1,716 could cause a fall to $1,691. On the daily chart, gold has broken a resistance at $1,724. It is poised to rise towards $1,769.
A downward wave C from $1,959.01 may not fulfil its ultimate target of $1,651, as it seems to have ended around $1,693.
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Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own.
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