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Gold spikes after digital woes

10 Nov 2022 | 2 min read
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Gold has faced headwinds this year due to tightening from the Federal Reserve, higher interest rates and a stronger USD. The gold price rallied in Q1 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but has since dropped about 20 per cent through the beginning of November.

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Recently, it looked like gold had benefited from volatility in the cryptocurrency markets. One of the largest crypto exchanges, FTX, has faced a surge in customer withdrawals. Consequently, a liquidity crunch has reached a rescue deal with the rival exchange Binance. In this environment, many cryptocurrencies have sold off heavily, and gold could be considered a relatively safe haven. At the same time, the US dollar has reached a pause in its almost parabolic rise so far this year, meaning possibly less headwind for the precious metal.

From a technical perspective, the gold price has bounced off the weekly MA 200, which has earlier (2018) served as a support before the famous Powell pivot.

Gold price (USD per ounce), daily 12-month price chart

Source: Infront and Carlsquare. Note: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

In the short term, it is essential to keep an eye on this week’s US CPI statistics on Thursday, 10 November. In a pessimistic scenario where interest rates spike again, the gold price could drop back to the year’s lows of around USD 1630 per troy ounce. In the daily one-year chart, a positive divergence in the MACD indicates a reasonably strong support level. On the other hand, a breakout above USD 1720 would be a good signal.

Gold (USD per ounce), daily 12-month price chart

Source: Infront and Carlsquare. Note: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

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The full name for abbreviations used in the previous text:

EMA 9: 9-day exponential moving average

Fibonacci: There are several Fibonacci lines used in technical analysis. Fibonacci numbers are a sequence of numbers in which each successive number is the sum of the two previous numbers.

MA20: 20-day moving average

MA50: 50-day moving average

MA100: 100-day moving average

MA200: 200-day moving average

MACD: Moving average convergence divergence

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