Gold price (XAU/USD) is consolidating in a narrow range above $2,040.00 in the early Asian session. The precious metal turned sideways in the New York session after printing a fresh annual high at $2,048.77 in hopes that the Federal Reserve (Fed) is required to take a pause call on the policy-tightening process as early as possible.
S&P500 settled Thursday’s session on a super-bullish note as fears of abrupt rate hikes cool down after softening of United States Producer Price Index (PPI) data, portraying a decent jump in the risk appetite of the market participants.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) refreshed its two-month low at 100.85 as the softened US Consumer Price Index (CPI) joined the heavily decelerated PPI and trimmed consumer inflation expectations dramatically. The USD Index has turned rangebound after a plunge ahead of US Retail Sales data. Contrary to that, demand for US government bonds remained weak despite easing inflation concerns. The yields offered on 10-year Treasury bonds jumped to near 3.45%.
The street is shifting its focus toward the monthly US Retail Sales (March) data. According to the consensus, the economic data will contract by 0.4%. The retail demand is likely to continue the pace of contraction as shown in February as US labor market conditions are cooling down. Also, the banking fiasco has impacted the confidence of households.
Gold price is marching north to test a 13-month high at $2,070.54, which is 08 March 2022 high, plotted on the daily scale. Upward-sloping 10-and 20 period Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) at $2,010.84 and $1,987.00 respectively, indicating a sheer strength in Gold bulls.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) (14) is oscillating in the bullish range of 60.00-80.00, showing no signs of divergence and any sign of an oversold situation, cementing more upside ahead.
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