Weekly Gold

Gold’s future is influenced by factors like a projected bullish trend in 2023, with estimates of $1,800 to $2,060 per ounce, and ongoing challenges such as reduced demand from higher real rates and a stronger US dollar. Gold, responsive to US dollar and yield fluctuations, rose 14% from November 2022 to early February 2023 due to a less hawkish US Federal Reserve stance.

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Gold has been unappealing to buyers for three weeks. Strong economic data and high inflation led to a drop in gold prices. For the third consecutive week, the price per ounce of gold fell, leading to renewed discussions of a June rate hike. This shift in interest rate projections is the primary explanation for the decrease in gold’s value.

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Although the ounce of gold had a rough week, falling almost $50 and experiencing its worst performance since February, we saw a bullish return to the market on Friday.

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Volatility in the bond market and uncertainty about interest rate cuts are pushing the dollar higher, dimming the appeal of gold (XAU).

Last week, the recovery of the US dollar affected the price of gold (XAU) and put pressure on gold. Because market participants assessed the possibility of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in May. However, there are still many buyers and markets for gold, who see the fear of stagnation more strongly.

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In the past week, gold was fixed above 2000 dollars. This consolidation was done right above the $2000 and $2002 area. Important and psychological area.
The momentum is still bullish and can rise again to its historical high. We mean the area of 2060. But this price jump definitely needs a catalyst as a driver.

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Last week, we mentioned the buy sentiments of gold as a safe-haven asset.
Now that the market has priced banking crises what are the gold movement drivers?

Recession, yes fear of stagnation is remain. Fear of recession in the global economy remains and now the gold buyers are still in their long positions.

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A safe haven for every trader.
In the last week, gold grew by about 9%, and the only reason for that is the gold’s paradise, traders took their money out of bankrupt banks and invested in gold.

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