In what appears to be an unprecedented win, gold prices are up 9% since the beginning of the month of March and this happens to be the first time price will test the $2,000 zone this year as the US banking crisis in March was a bullish catalyst for the yellow metal hereby keeping the safe haven in demand. However, the inability of the bulls to break out of the $2,000 mark in the last couple of weeks is a strong signal that the momentum is gradually thinning out which could possibly be a result of inflation showing signs of "cooling" hereby boosting hopes the Federal Reserve would be less aggressive in hiking interest rates. So, will this lead to a "profit-taking" activity this week? In this video, we looked at the potential of both buying and selling opportunities as all eyes remain on the high-impact events coming up this week.
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