Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.
Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers, Australia.Gold and palladium on Wednesday hit the brakes on a blistering rally as riskier assets attempted a comeback, with analysts predicting another run higher for precious metals in case of a further escalation in the Ukraine crisis. Spot gold fell 1.9 per cent to $2,013.79 per ounce as of 1047 GMT, snapping a four-session rally that took it to within reach of the August 2020 all-time high. U.S. gold futures fell 1.1 per cent to $2,021.20. "What we may be seeing now is just a small correction after such a large move over a prolonged period of time (in gold and palladium)," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA. Key equity indices rebounded as investors picked up beaten-down stocks following a recent rout sparked by fears about growing Western sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. The strength of crude oil prices, which has driven inflation fears and burnished gold's appeal as a hedge against rising costs, also retreated. Strong resistance in gold prices can be expected at near these high levels. A pullback to near $1,930 is likely, with some consolidation between $1,930 and $2,075, said Michael McCarthy, chief st
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