Gold confirmed breaking through key levels after a sharp fall! The first bearish target is aimed at this position. Well-known institutions analyze gold trades.
On Tuesday afternoon in the Asian market, spot gold continued to be under pressure after a sharp drop yesterday, with the current price of gold near $2,622 per ounce. According to Economies.com, the price of gold has confirmed a break below a key level, paving the way for further significant declines, with the first bearish target at $2,600.00 per ounce.
Gold volatility intensifies, analysts no longer unanimously call! Are the bulls showing signs of exhaustion?
The volatility of gold has increased, and analysts, even while remaining optimistic about the call, have quietly lowered next year’s target price. Moreover, some strategists have stated that gold prices may have already peaked in the short term.
Latest news on the Middle East ceasefire negotiations! FXStreet's chief analyst: Gold prices are likely to plummet by more than $25 again.
During the Asian market session on Tuesday, spot gold continued to be under pressure after the astonishing plunge yesterday, with the gold price currently near $2625 per ounce. Valeria Bednarik, Chief Analyst at FXStreet, pointed out that the outlook for gold has turned bearish, and the price of gold may test $2600 per ounce.
The Middle East tension cooled down, with the gold price experiencing the largest drop in four years, yet Wall Street remains bullish on the future performance.
As the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah approaches, the gold price hit the largest drop in four years.
Gold Falls as Trump Tariff Threat on Canada, Mexico Aids Dollar
Morgan Stanley Fund: Trump's policies being implemented may lead to a second round of inflation in the usa, still bullish on the future upside of gold.
morgan stanley funds stated that the upward potential of gold has opened again after this round of adjustment. If Trump's relevant policies truly take effect next year, there is a possibility of secondary inflation or stagflation in the usa, both of which will support the rise in gold prices.