Gold price has rallied on the day in a parabolic move ahead of the Federal Reserve using the JOLTS disappointment as the trigger. The yellow metal jumped through the prior channel resistance and rallied from a low of $1,978 to a high of $2,019.
´´Job openings in the US eased to 9.590m in March, down from 9.974m in February. Job openings are now at their lowest level in two years. Demand for labour is continuing to soften, indicating the aggressive tightening is rates is starting to curb demand for workers,´´ analysts at ANZ Bank explained.
In other date, the analysts explained that ´´factory orders in the US increased by 0.9% m/m in March, following a downward revision of the February data to -1.1% MoM. However, orders excluding transportation were down 0.7% m/m indicating there is still some weakness in the manufacturing sector.´´
The weaker US Dollar on Tuesday was positive for the yellow metal while the decline in global bond yields Tuesday was also bullish. Gold has come one of the go-to places in the banking system worries and concerns over the U.S. government heading towards default without an extension of the debt ceiling.
Meanwhile, the focus will be on the Federal Reserve. Analysts at TD Securities are expecting a 25 bp hike ´´and anticipate that post-meeting communication will: (i) emphasize that disinflation has been evolving slower than expected, leaving open the possibility of additional tightening, and (ii) acknowledge the more uncertain economic environment, especially with regard to credit conditions post SVB collapse,´´ the analysts said.
While the move into resistance was sharp, there are still prospects of a downside move below key support and this may only be part of the schematic of the right-hand shoulder still. It all comes down to the Fed and Nonfarm Payrolls.
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