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Title: Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD looks north, with eyes on $1814 and $1820

Writer: analysiswatchanalysiswatch

Oct 25, 2021 9:14 AM ET

By: AnalysisWatch



Gold costs are by and by testing offers over the $1800 mark, as the bulls search for acknowledgment over the last after Friday's fast retracement from six-week highest points of $1814. As the US dollar continues to lose extra ground against its primary rivals, gold benefits. In the interim, with persevering rising swelling fears in the midst of an inventory network emergency and flooding energy costs, gold costs are probably going to keep the high ground as an expansion support.


Gold has recovered the $1800 mark, with bulls relentless, as they focus on the Fibonacci 23.6% one-day at $1807. Assuming the purchasing interest speeds up, a trial of the turn points one-day R1 at $1811 will be soon on the cards.


The following stop for gold bulls is seen at the earlier day's high of $1814, above which the turn points one-week R1 at $1818 will be tested.


Further up, the incredible opposition of the turn point one-month R1 at $1820 will be a difficult one to figure out for gold-hopeful people.


Gold bears will then, at that point, pay special mind to the $1796 cap, which is the SMA5 four-hour.

Further south, a thick group of solid help levels around $1793 will test the bullish responsibilities.


That region is the crossing point of the Fibonacci 38.2% one-week, Fibonacci 61.8% one-day, SMAs100 and 200 one-day.


The last line of protection for gold purchasers is the SMA50 one-hour at $1789.

 
 
 

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