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GOLD: Gold is higher in Asia-Pac trade, the yellow metal last up $2.36 at
$1,244.39. Gold moved lower on Monday, dropping from around $1,251.50 to lows of
$1,240.81. The decline on Monday was the third consecutive day of losses and
came as US stocks hit record highs in anticipation of an FOMC hike at their
meeting this week.
- MNI technical analysis sees support at $1227.8 - Low July 17, resistance is
seen at $1243.4 - Low July 26. Pressure on $1243.4 has taken its toll with a
likely close below shifting initial focus to $1180.6-1210.5 where the bear
channel base and monthly lows are situated. O/S studies and Bollinger base
($1246.0) are key concerns for bears. Bulls now look for a close above $1252.4
to ease immediate bearish pressure and above $1269.9 to shift focus back to
$1276.4-1287.2 where DMAs and bear channel top are noted.

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