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GOLD: Gold is slightly higher in Asia-Pac trade, the yellow metal last up $0.45
at $1,320.04. Gold has posted 4 consecutive weekly gains and has held near high
levels after the NFP report on Friday, the report missed estimates which kept
USD subdued and helped support gold.
- Trade was thin to begin the week with Japanese markets on holiday. 
- MNI technical analysis sees support at $1314.4 - Low Dec 5, resistance is seen
at $1334.8 - High Sept 13. Bulls took comfort in the close above $1321.3 that
reconfirmed dominance and focus on $1357.5-1374.9 where 2016 & 2017 highs are
situated. O/B daily studies remain the key concern for bulls. In saying that,
bears continue to look for a close below $1302.5 to ease bullish pressure and
below the 100-DMA to hint at a deeper sell-off back to Dec lows with below the
55-DMA ($1278.5) confirming.

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