November 10 l Session 1 l GBIH
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- Sentiment towards gold as an investment fell to its lowest level since mid-2019 as surging stock markets reduced gold's appeal, though physical gold demand rose last month. - The Gold Investor Index, which measures the balance between gold buyers and sellers, fell to its lowest point since July 2019 as inflation failed to boost gold investment amid expectations of tighter central bank monetary policies. - While stock markets hit new highs and inflation drove other commodity prices up, leaving gold investing behind, gold maintains value as a portfolio hedge for when equities suffer losses.
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October 25 l Session 1 l GBIH
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October 19 l Session 1 l GBIH
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September 29 I Session 2 I GBIH
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November 15 l Session 1 l GBIH
The document discusses the price movements of gold (XAU/USD), which has been trading sideways within a range of $1,840-65. While inflation data has supported gold prices recently, pushing them higher, the relative strength index is in overbought territory, suggesting the upward move may slow. Attention is now on upcoming comments from Fed officials that could impact expectations around the pace of monetary policy normalization and inflation.
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The document discusses whether gold and gold miners have reached a tipping point. It provides technical analysis showing that gold may have topped out, with the GDX and GDXJ ETFs displaying bearish signals like rising volume. Factors that could be bullish for gold like low rates and USD weakness have not yet driven gold to new highs. The analysis concludes the precious metals market looks very bearish, suggesting the top is already in.
July 22 I Session 1 I GBIH
The document discusses the potential for a rise in the US Dollar Index (USDX) which could negatively impact gold, silver, and mining stocks. It notes that the USDX is consolidating below a bullish pattern and may break out above 93, representing an impending strike similar to a crocodile. Seasonal factors also suggest the USDX often rises in the summer, and a break above support levels could trigger a move up to 98. The document provides technical analysis of gold and currency indexes, concluding that while precious metals may face short-term weakness, their long-term uptrends remain intact.
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The price of gold rebounded earlier this week but failed to break through resistance as the Fed revealed plans to potentially taper its quantitative easing program starting mid-2022. Gold faces strong resistance levels and its broader trend remains downward. The Fed meeting provided insight that interest rates could rise, reducing gold's appeal. Traders are awaiting the Fed's decision and its impact on gold and Treasury yields.
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Gold prices fell to intraday lows but recovered slightly above $1,750 as weaker US inflation data reduced expectations of imminent Fed tapering. However, Fed officials continue guiding markets toward higher interest rates in 2022, keeping downward pressure on gold. Looking ahead, markets will watch US economic data for clues on the timing of Fed policy changes, with gold finding resistance around $1,766 and support at $1,752. The report concludes gold may decline further before rallying as the Fed begins tapering later this year.
November 2 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices stabilized around $1800 despite the recovery of the US dollar. Technical analysis indicates gold may climb to resistance levels of $1819, $1827, and $1845 if it remains above $1800, but support levels of $1775 and $1760 could threaten further gains. Central bank announcements from the ECB, BOE, and Fed this week may impact gold prices as speculators have increased net-long futures positions and data suggests traders remain bearish.
October 18 l Session 2 l GBIH
- Gold prices plunged to a 4-month low due to concerns that strong US jobs data may prompt the Federal Reserve to begin tapering monetary stimulus earlier than expected.
- A better-than-expected July jobs report fueled speculation of an early tapering, causing gold futures to sell off sharply.
- While gold recovered some losses, the technical outlook remains bearish in the short-term due to expectations of higher bond yields and a stronger dollar as the Fed pulls back support.
August 10 I Session 2 I GBIH
The document discusses several factors that may impact the price of gold, including inflation, currency fluctuations, geopolitical risks like war, interest rates, and supply and demand dynamics. While inflation does not have a strong direct correlation with gold prices, currency depreciation and geopolitical instability tend to drive gold prices higher. Interest rates also have an inverse relationship with gold, as rising rates make bonds and dividends more attractive alternatives. Supply and demand from both institutional investors and countries like China and India are also important determinants of the gold price.
November 17 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices are at multi-month highs near $1870, supported by bullish calls from banks like Goldman Sachs forecasting a rise to $2000. Technically, gold looks bullish and could break through resistance at $1870 to $1900 if real yields remain low. However, further gains face pressure from rising Treasury yields, a stronger dollar, and potentially more hawkish Fed rhetoric this week. The document analyzes gold's technical and fundamental drivers while eyeing economic data like US retail sales for short-term direction.
October 6 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices fell as the dollar rose, making gold more expensive for international buyers. Traders are waiting for the upcoming U.S. jobs report, which could influence the Federal Reserve's plans to taper its economic stimulus programs. While inflation concerns provide some support, gold is expected to remain volatile until the jobs data is released.
August 12 I Session 2 I GBIH
Gold and gold stocks continue to decline as the US dollar index rises. Junior gold miners in particular have broken below previous yearly lows and are confirming a bearish breakdown. While gold may consolidate around $1750 in the short term, self-similarity in historical patterns suggests it and other precious metals will resume their declines. A strengthening US dollar and expectations of tighter Federal Reserve monetary policy are creating headwinds for gold as economic data points to continued recovery.
April 12 | Session 2 | GBIH
This document discusses the outlook for gold in 2021. It notes that gold performed well in 2020, driven by high risk, low interest rates, and positive momentum. In 2021, gold is expected to continue benefiting from the low interest rate environment and serve as an effective hedge against risks like inflation and market corrections. The economic recovery is anticipated to boost demand, though consumer demand may remain subdued in some regions. Central bank demand for gold is also expected to remain strong.
June 6 I Session 1 I GBIH
Global gold demand in 2020 was led by investment demand at 47% rather than jewelry demand, which accounted for 36.83% of global gold demand. The jewelry industry consumed around 1,400.8 metric tons of gold in 2020. Investment was the largest sector due to monetary expansion weakening currencies and raising gold prices. Speculators in futures markets like COMEX most influence gold prices by followingManaged Money trader positions. The global gold jewelry market is projected to reach $2.9 billion by 2027, with the US market at $589.3 million and China's market growing at 6.9% annually.
October 28 l Session 1 l GBIH
This document discusses technical analysis of gold prices. It notes that gold recently broke above key moving averages and trend lines, but has since pulled back to test former resistance turned support levels on the daily and 4-hour charts. It analyzes gold charts and discusses inflation concerns, bitcoin versus gold, and key technical support and resistance levels to watch on weekly gold charts. The document provides an overview of technical factors influencing gold prices and levels that could signal further directional moves.
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December 1 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold exploration expenditure fell slightly in the third quarter, dropping $100,000 to $429.7 million, though it remained higher than other commodities. The price of gold was also firmer on safe-haven demand amid renewed risk aversion in markets. Technical analysis showed gold testing key support at $1800 and at risk of further declines, as the trend remained downward despite opinions of gold bulls.
December 1 k Session 1 l GBIH
The gold price has struggled to rise despite increased risk-off sentiment in the markets. While gold is typically seen as a safe-haven asset, its performance has been lackluster recently compared to US Treasuries. Gold futures remain below $1,800/oz despite a falling US 10-year bond yield. Moderna's CEO comments about existing vaccines struggling with Omicron increased market uncertainty but gold did not benefit. Looking ahead, gold prices may continue to be pressured by an elevated US dollar and receding inflation expectations that could allow central banks to tighten monetary policy.
November 30 l Session 2 l GBIH
The document discusses the recent rebound in gold prices (XAU/USD) amid renewed fears about the coronavirus. It notes that gold prices fell last week as US Treasury bond yields rose, but then rebounded on Friday when a new COVID variant was detected in South Africa. The variant raises concerns about vaccines' effectiveness and sparked a flight to safe havens like gold. Looking ahead, gold prices could continue strengthening if safe haven demand persists, but US bond yields regaining could cap upside if the Fed signals a need to remain patient on rates.
November 30 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold consolidates below $1,800 as risk sentiment stabilizes on hopes the Omicron variant will be mild. The US dollar and Treasury yields rebound limits gold's gains, though virus concerns could push prices higher. Technical indicators show gold struggling between support and resistance levels around $1,785-1,800.
November 28 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold prices rebounded from recent losses as fears over the new COVID-19 variant took hold. Inflation remains stubbornly high, supporting gold, but tighter Fed policy could weigh on prices. Technical analysis sees support at $1785 and resistance at $1825, with the near-term trend remaining bearish unless prices break above $1797. Economic data and virus developments are likely to drive volatility in gold prices next week.
November 26 l Session 2 l GBIH
The document discusses how gold prices have fallen recently due to the Federal Reserve's signals of potentially speeding up tapering of asset purchases and raising interest rates sooner in response to high inflation. The appointment of Jerome Powell to another term as Fed Chair, seen as more hawkish than alternative candidate Lael Brainard, has raised expectations of rate hikes. Additionally, a strong US dollar and rising Treasury yields have weighed on gold prices. Technically, gold has broken below key support levels and bulls will want to see a close above $1,800 to indicate an overreaction, though $1,835 will be needed to reignite a bullish outlook.
November 26 l Session 1 l GBIH
The document discusses the gold price forecast and technical analysis of XAU/USD. It notes that gold gained some traction due to US dollar profit-taking but faces resistance at $1,800. The daily chart shows gold defending an ascending trendline support near $1,722. Traders are awaiting a break below this trendline to confirm a fresh breakdown and shorting opportunity in gold. Key technical levels between $1,779 support and $1,807 resistance are also identified.
November 25 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold prices have fallen as US yields have risen after Jerome Powell was re-nominated as Fed Chair, lifting the US dollar. Rising nominal yields and falling inflation expectations have boosted real yields, hurting gold. Technically, gold faces resistance around $1,800 and support around $1,750, with bears eyeing a break below $1,790 to target $1,707. Fundamentally, markets await upcoming US data and the FOMC minutes for clues on the Fed's tapering plans.
November 24 l Session 2 l GBIH
This document examines the historical relationship between US presidential elections and gold prices. It finds that gold performance around elections is complex, with prices rising or falling under both Republican and Democratic administrations. While gold has become more responsive to macroeconomic factors since the 1970s, there is no clear linear pattern between political parties and gold. The document tracks gold prices in election years since 1980, finding volatility increases around elections but no consistent pattern. It concludes that many factors influence gold, making the impact of any single election uncertain, particularly in today's economically challenging environment.
November 24 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold prices fell significantly, dropping over 2% to near a 2-week low, as the dollar strengthened after Jerome Powell was renominated as Federal Reserve Chair, raising expectations that the Fed will stay on track to taper its economic support. Powell's renomination signaled that monetary policy would likely remain on its current path, boosting the dollar. While gold prices edged up slightly on the following day, the metal continued hovering near its recent low as the dollar remained strong on bets for earlier U.S. interest rate hikes.
November 23 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices retreated as a Fed governor said the central bank should speed up tapering its bond purchases to allow for earlier interest rate hikes if high inflation persists. This led markets to price in two full rate hikes for 2022. Looking ahead, upcoming US economic data could influence monetary policy expectations, which may impact gold if a more hawkish shift occurs. Technical analysis indicates gold may test support at $1,827 and resistance at $1,870, with a break below the former opening the door for further declines.
November 23 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold opened weakly on Monday but recovered from its lows in the first hour of trading. While gold prices remained under pressure from profit-taking, haven demand did not taper amid US and European economic uncertainties. The document discusses gold's spot price movements and outlook, noting gold may remain range-bound but to buy on dips as inflation and global uncertainties support the safe-haven asset. It provides charts showing bears eyeing a drop to the 38.2% Fibonacci level this week.
November 22 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices consolidated after reaching a monthly high as upbeat US economic data reduced expectations of further Fed stimulus. The gold price may remain supported if the latest US PCE price index shows another month of high inflation, but it faces a pullback ahead of the Fed's policy update. Technical indicators suggest gold could stage a deeper correction if it fails to hold above $1,850 support.
November 22 l Session 1 l GBIH
The document discusses the gold (XAUUSD) price analysis. It notes that gold is currently in a bullish long-term trend but bearish medium-term trend. The price may bounce off resistance at $1,873 or break support at $1,831. If support holds, prices could rise to $1,908-$1,959, but a break below $1,831 may see prices fall to $1,796-$1,750. Central bank speakers and the US dollar will be key influences on gold prices going forward.
November 19 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices broke through a major resistance level at $1834 last week, continuing higher to set a new five-month high of $1877. The breakout has formed a bullish channel and bear flag pattern, suggesting further upside if buyers can push above the $1876 50% Fibonacci retracement level from last year's high. However, gold faces resistance around $1900 and the dollar and Treasury yields could rise again to weigh on gold prices if the Fed signals a more hawkish stance at its December policy meeting.
November 18 l Session 2 l GBIH
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November 18 l Session 1 l GBIH
The document discusses recent rises in gold prices following higher-than-expected US inflation data. It notes that gold initially rose alongside the US dollar but then weakened as Treasury yields increased, bolstered by strong US retail sales. Technical analysis suggests gold has support at $1,850 and may test resistance at $1,870 or $1,900 if momentum sustains. Fed comments and upcoming inflation data could impact gold prices by influencing yields and the dollar.
November 17 l Session 1 l GBIH
The gold price is heading back towards the $1,870 resistance level as the US dollar retreats along with Treasury yields amid improving market sentiment. Gold bulls are bidding up ahead of the upcoming US retail sales data release, with technical indicators pointing to further gains. However, gains face challenges from the US dollar and Treasury yields, as well as expectations of an earlier Fed rate hike.
November 14 l Session 1 l GBIH
Gold prices have surged to five-month highs as the recent US inflation data showed prices rising more than expected. While the data increased expectations of more aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed, gold prices still rose, possibly signaling that markets fear the Fed is still lagging behind inflation. Technical analysis shows gold testing resistance and may challenge the $1,916 high. Sentiment data finds traders remain net long on gold despite being less long than recent weeks, suggesting gold prices could continue rising in the near term.
November 12 l Session 2 l GBIH
Gold prices turned bullish as falling US bond yields supported gold and the price broke above technical resistance levels. While the dollar was stronger overall against other currencies last week, falling yields had a bigger impact on gold prices than the dollar. Gold could continue higher if yields remain below 1.5% but may lose interest if yields rise above 1.6%. Technically, gold closed above key moving averages and resistance levels, pointing to potential for further gains in the near term.
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- 2. Points To Be Discussed Today: • Surging Stock Markets Dull Gold's Investing Shine • The Gold Investor Index • Gold Buyers Continuing To Beat The Number Of Sellers • GOLD Signals & Technical Analysis • Gold Basic & Technical Chart • Gold Price
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- 4. Surging Stock Markets Dull Gold's Investing Shine... - I • That's because major central banks are following emerging markets in tightening monetary policy, creating a headwind for non-yielding gold even though interest rates remain far below the pace of inflation. • With US inflation now running at 3-decade highs, more than reversing the pandemic's commodity-price crash, the Federal Reserve is expected to start reining back its historic pandemic stimulus at this week's policy meeting, tapering new QE money creation from the current $120bn per month.
- 5. The US Dollar Saw Gold Average Its Lowest Price • The resulting strength in the US Dollar saw gold average its lowest price in 4 months in October, just below $1777 per ounce, while prices for both Euro and UK investors rose marginally. • Across Bullion Vault's global user base of more than 99,000 customers, the number of gold buyers slipped 13.9% from September while the number of sellers rose by 12.7%.
- 6. The Gold Investor Index • Together that took the Gold Investor Index, a unique measure of revealed preference among the largest single pool of private bullion owners worldwide, down from 54.7 to 53.4, just below January 2020's pre-Covid low to its lowest reading since July 2019.
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- 8. The Gold Investor Index - II • New all-time highs in the stock market are also leaving gold investing in the shade, as do the supply-chain pressures driving energy and other commodity prices higher. • None of this undermines gold's value as a portfolio hedge. • On the contrary, gold's strongest returns tend to come when equities suffer long-term losses, and investors choosing to buy gold today are doing so when the market is quiet and other asset prices are looking increasingly over- extended.
- 9. The Gold Investor Index - III • A reading of 50.0 would signal an exact balance between the number of people starting or adding to their personal gold holdings with those who reduced or sold out entirely. • The Gold Investor Index hit a decade-low of 49.1 in June 2019 as prices rose sharply, followed by a decade-high of 65.9 in March 2020 when the Covid Crisis first hit.
- 10. Gold Buyers Continuing To Beat The Number Of Sellers • With the number of gold buyers continuing to beat the number of sellers last month, gold demand was positive by weight in October, more than reversing the previous month's liquidation with net purchases totalling 123 kilograms. • September had seen Bullion Vault users as a group sell gold for the first time since January 2020, eve of the global Covid Crisis, with net sales of 87kg.
- 11. Last Month's Growth • Last month's growth took the total quantity of gold owned by and insured for BullionVault users. • All held in each client's choice of New York, London, Singapore, Toronto and, most popular, Zurich – reach a new month-end record above 47.7 tonnes, now worth $2.7bn (£1.9bn, €2.3bn, ¥309bn).
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