Last week, the market was closed and adjusted over the weekend, and the overall sentiment focused on the safe-haven properties of gold. As concerns about the U.S. debt crisis intensified and the dollar's credibility came under pressure, gold became the first choice for global funds to avoid risks, and prices continued to rise. The current U.S. dollar index hit a...
Gold fell back to 3229 yesterday and stopped climbing. After breaking the integer mark of 3300 in the European session, the US session accelerated its rise. The daily line reached 3343 at its highest. The daily line finally closed at 3342 with a basically saturated big positive line. The current market trend is strong. The upward trend continued on Wednesday...
In the early trading of the Asian market on Wednesday, spot gold rose slightly, once rising to around $3,275. Driven by safe-haven demand, US President Trump's uncertain tariff plan made investors nervous, and the relatively weak US dollar also provided support. The price of gold rose 0.59% on Tuesday to close at $3,229.27/. According to US media, due to little...
This week, the gold market showed a high range oscillation pattern. After opening at 3210 on Monday, it quickly rose to the historical high of 3245, but the daily line closed with a negative cross needle, indicating that the long-short game intensified. The gold price fluctuated and fell in the Asian and NY periods. Although the NY period showed a short-term...