XAUUSD:Gold ready for a technical drop?
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Immediate delivery of gold has experienced a significant weekly increase, the largest since November, due to concerns about the global financial market's widespread contagion this week.
Gold has surged to its biggest weekly gain since November, fueled by concerns over the spread of the global financial market this week.
The Credit Suisse crisis has further intensified risk aversion due to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, prompting market participants to flock to safe-haven assets.
With the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) of gold entering "overbought" territory, if the RSI surpasses the 70 level, it could trigger a technical sell-off for spot gold.
Gold has surged to its biggest weekly gain since November, fueled by concerns over the spread of the global financial market this week.
The Credit Suisse crisis has further intensified risk aversion due to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, prompting market participants to flock to safe-haven assets.
With the 14-day relative strength index (RSI) of gold entering "overbought" territory, if the RSI surpasses the 70 level, it could trigger a technical sell-off for spot gold.
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