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Gold - XAU/USD – Gold jumps up by 2.4% on Monday
Gold - XAU/USD – Gold jumps up by 2.4% on Monday, as yields across the board dropped and the Dollar index declined driven by ISM Manufacturing data.
Chart Analysis
Gold jumped up by 2.4% on Monday on the back of dropping US 10 Year Bond yield that peaked at just under 4% on 27th September and is now down to 3.64% at the time of writing. The US Manufacturing September Data print came at an unexpectedly soft 50.9 number, lower than the 52.8 reading from August month. 50 reading on ISM Manufacturing is a cut-off for growth and expanding economic activity. So, this indicates the Manufacturing print barely made it above the cut-off line. This has somewhat cooled off the bets of interest rate hikes in 2023 and set expectations that the feds will not be so aggressive on their Interest rate hike path. Gold has an inverse relation to rate hikes and the Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to raise interest rates today. This may see a bit of pullback in gold in today’s session. While Gold has already jumped above the 20-Day SMA the next resistance is at $1715 and the 50-Day SMA is nearing around this point too.
Please check the Chart Trading Insights below
Daily Chart Directional bias - 2 Weeks
Trade Insights – XAUUSD – Chart shows viable Long Positions above the Pivot at $1690 heading towards the first target of $1715 Key Resistance and then further test of the Resistance Zone between $1732 to $1750.
Possible entry of Long Trades above the Major Pivot Point at $1690.
Potential First take profit could be at - $1715
Potential Second take profit could be at - $1732
Potential Third take profit could be at $1750
Alternatively, possible Short positions if Gold drops below the Pivot at $1690 with the target to test the Key Support Level at $1672 and then the test of the Support Zone between $1655 to $1635.
Possible Entry for Short trades if Gold drops below the Pivot at $1690
Potential First take profit could be at - $1672
Potential Second take profit could be at - $1655
Potential Third take profit could be at - $1635
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Vishal, R.
October 4, 2022
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