This week, as the US dollar index stopped rising, gold began to rebound gradually. Yesterday, it fell back after hitting the resistance level of 2615, but at the opening today, gold continued its rebound trend and broke through here.
Since it broke through the resistance of 2615, gold is likely to continue to move upward. Now it depends on how the previous low resistance area of 2650 performs.
Gold will continue to rise, so we can no longer be bearish in the short term. Today, we need to wait for the price to fall back to 2615 again and buy long orders near this point.
Since it broke through the resistance of 2615, gold is likely to continue to move upward. Now it depends on how the previous low resistance area of 2650 performs.
Gold will continue to rise, so we can no longer be bearish in the short term. Today, we need to wait for the price to fall back to 2615 again and buy long orders near this point.
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