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Btc ready to jump read the caption The 4H chart shows that the BTC/USD pair has been in a strong bullish trend in the past few days. It remains below the 50-period and 25–period Exponential Moving Averages (EMA). The pair has also dropped below the Ichimoku cloud and the lower side of the Donchian channels. Also, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has moved below the oversold point. Therefore, the pair will likely have a dead cat bounce and retest the resistance at 45.000 and then resume the uptrend trend.
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by Mrsam36
Gold soon on the moon read the caption Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts some buying during the early European session and turns positive for the second more expected buy when European session active successive day on Wednesday, albeit lacks follow-through and remains in a multi-day-old trading range above the $2,040-$2,052 zone. Traders pushed back their expectations for the first interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (Fed) to May from March in the wake of a still-resilient US economy. This, along with the underlying bullish tone around the equity markets, turns out to be a key factor acting as a headwind for the non-yielding yellow metal. 
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Mrsam36
Today Gold Confirm Analysis Gold Sell Now Don't miss this chartXAU/USD trimmed Friday’s gains, and the daily chart supports a continued decline. The pair develops below a mildly bearish 20 Simple Moving Average (SMA), while the longer moving averages lack directional strength well below the current level. Technical indicators, in the meantime, resumed their declines within negative levels, although their strength is limited. The 4-hour chart for XAU/USD offers a neutral stance. The pair briefly pierced a flat 20 SMA but quickly recovered above it, suggesting unconvinced sellers. The longer moving averages head marginally lower above the current level, limiting advances. Finally, technical indicators head nowhere around their midlines, failing to provide clear directional clues. Support levels: 2,016.40 2,001.60 1,988.60 Resistance levels: 2,033.10 2,047.20 2,056.80 Gold sell Now 2029 Confirm Target 2010
TVC:GOLDShort
by FxJoseph_7
gold surged higher, breaking multiple peaksCurrently, gold prices are being supported by information that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has ended the monetary tightening cycle and may switch to an easing cycle next year. In the context of a weakening USD and geopolitical concerns, investors still look to gold as a haven. With the USD trend falling, it is "just a matter of time" for gold to reach an all-time high. The time for gold to reach a new peak could be at the end of this year or early next year. In addition, the increased demand for gold jewelry at the end of the year in some countries also supports gold prices. In addition, the need to buy gold from central banks in other countries also helps precious metal prices go up. Currently, investors are still waiting for signals from the US and Chinese economies in the first half of next year to determine clearer trends for the markets. This factor may prevent gold from making a strong breakthrough in the next few months, even though this is the peak season for gold consumption.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by FalCol_TradingMaster
XAU will recover after a strong increaseThe FED has created conditions for XAU to increase strongly until 2050, but today, November 29, 2023, gold will have a rebound. In a recent note, ActivTrades senior analyst Ricardo Evangelista said that growing expectations of a recession provide support for safe-haven gold. In this context, gold is still on the rise. Gold continues to gain momentum, boosted by expectations that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has ended its interest rate hike. Expectations are increasingly high after recent comments from Fed officials. Less hawkish views have put pressure on the greenback and supported precious metals markets.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by TrategySherpa
GBPCAD still on trendFurther interest rate hikes are likely to further worsen a struggling economy, but concerns continue to rise that the Bank of England is taking too much risk in taking action and exposing the UK economy to further inflation. There is. On the U.S. side, investors are hoping and pleading that the Fed will move into a rate-cutting cycle sooner rather than later, but with the economy stable and downside risks limited, the Fed will continue to hold interest rates for longer periods of time. It will be maintained at a high standard.
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by Chart_MasterPro
Gold increased sharply then recovered along with GDPWorld gold this morning inched up slightly compared to yesterday morning but fell much lower than the high of the day when the newly released report showed the resilient strength of the US economy. Specifically, the report shows that US GDP in the third quarter increased by 4.9% over the same period last year, higher than economists' expectations of 4.7% and compared to an increase of 2.1% in the first quarter. 2. This data favors those who support the possibility that the US Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates at future monetary policy meetings. Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA, said the data “paints a picture of a very strong U.S. economy,” reinforcing the narrative that the Fed may need to raise interest rates more, which This is detrimental to gold. Even though the economic data was stronger than expected, Moya was surprised by the yellow metal's strength. “I'm surprised we haven't seen a big drop in gold prices. I think people realize that geopolitical risks are not going away anytime soon,” he said.
TVC:GOLDShort
by TrategySherpa
GBPUSD UK experiencing stagflationThe pound exchange rate experienced considerable turmoil last week following the release of weak statistics. The latest blow was Friday's lower-than-expected retail sales and the result of a by-election. I'm not sure if UK politics is playing a big role at the moment so I won't delve into that right now, but last week's retail sales figures spoke for themselves, especially after inflation was higher than expected. What the data actually shows is that inflation in the UK is not currently driven by demand. Therefore, we see a drop in demand and a rise in prices, which is known as stagflation. This puts the BoE in a difficult position, as it is not as simple as raising interest rates to curb inflation, and other factors need to be considered. The Bank of England's decision in November is expected to leave interest rates at least on hold, but a modest 25 basis point rise is also expected.
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by Chart_MasterPro
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