Gold price defended $1,915 but recapturing the 21-Daily Moving Average (DMA) at $1,935 barrier is critical to see further gains, FXStteet’s Dhwani Mehta reports.
“The Fed rate hike expectations and the developments surrounding the Ukraine crisis will continue to remain the main driving forces behind gold’s price action. Also, a data-scarce US economic calendar will likely keep all eyes glued to the market’s perception of risk sentiment.”
“Should the bright metal yield a daily/weekly closing above the 21-DMA barrier at $1,935, then a fresh uptrend towards the March 24 peak at $1,966 cannot be ruled out. Further up, bulls will aim for the strong resistance around $1,990-$2,000.”
“On the downside, the recent range lows at $1,915 will be the immediate cushion, below which the ascending 50-DMA at $1,909 could be put to test. The next stop for bears is seen at the $1,900 threshold, a breach of the latter will expose the March 29 lows of $1,890.”
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