Gold tumbles from the previous session’s record high of above $2,080 to clings at the key level at $2,000 as data from the US Labor Department on Friday suggests no pausing of rate hikes in June. As market participants settle down to digest the latest development in the market, close attention will be on the consumer price index data for April and May ahead of the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Aside from inflation, participants are also nervous about the resurfacing of a US banking crisis - a dent in the US banking sector. In this video, we dissected the current market structure from a technical standpoint to identify potential trading opportunities ahead of the new week.
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