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MNI DAILY TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Gold Bulls Remain in Control

Price Signal Summary – Gold Bulls Remain in Driver’s Seat

  • A bull cycle in S&P E-Minis remains intact and last week’s fresh cycle highs, reinforce this theme. Moving average studies are in a bull-mode setup and this highlights a dominant uptrend. Eurostoxx 50 futures traded sharply higher last week resulting in a clear break of  5024.00, the Sep 3 high. This confirms a resumption of the bull leg that started Aug 5  and cancels a recent bearish theme.
  • GBPUSD is in consolidation mode. The recent move higher resulted in a climb above key resistance at 1.3266, the Aug 27 high, confirming a resumption of the medium-term uptrend. Recent gains in USDJPY appear to have been a correction and Friday’s sell-off reinforces this theme. The move down also highlights a likely resumption of the downtrend. An uptrend in AUDUSD remains intact and the pair traded to a fresh cycle high Monday, reinforcing the current trend set-up. Key resistance at 0.6824, the Aug 29 high, has recently been cleared.
  • Gold bulls remain in the driver’s seat and the yellow metal is trading just below its recent all-time high. Recent gains confirm a resumption of the primary uptrend and maintain the bullish price sequence of higher highs and higher lows. WTI futures have reversed a large part of their recent gains. This affirms the strength of resistance at the 50-day EMA of $71.77, which remains the key upside hurdle for bulls. The latest sell-off also highlights the fact that the recovery since Sep 9 is likely a correction.
  • Bund futures are unchanged and the contract is holding on to its recent gains. The move down between Sep 11 - 20, is considered corrective. A resumption of weakness would highlight an extension of this corrective phase and open the 50-day EMA, at 133.83. A bear threat in Gilt futures remains present. With the contract trading closer to its recent lows, sights are on the next key support at 98.11, the Sep 2 low and a bear trigger. A break of this level would strengthen the bearish theme and open 98.00.

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Price Signal Summary – Gold Bulls Remain in Driver’s Seat

  • A bull cycle in S&P E-Minis remains intact and last week’s fresh cycle highs, reinforce this theme. Moving average studies are in a bull-mode setup and this highlights a dominant uptrend. Eurostoxx 50 futures traded sharply higher last week resulting in a clear break of  5024.00, the Sep 3 high. This confirms a resumption of the bull leg that started Aug 5  and cancels a recent bearish theme.
  • GBPUSD is in consolidation mode. The recent move higher resulted in a climb above key resistance at 1.3266, the Aug 27 high, confirming a resumption of the medium-term uptrend. Recent gains in USDJPY appear to have been a correction and Friday’s sell-off reinforces this theme. The move down also highlights a likely resumption of the downtrend. An uptrend in AUDUSD remains intact and the pair traded to a fresh cycle high Monday, reinforcing the current trend set-up. Key resistance at 0.6824, the Aug 29 high, has recently been cleared.
  • Gold bulls remain in the driver’s seat and the yellow metal is trading just below its recent all-time high. Recent gains confirm a resumption of the primary uptrend and maintain the bullish price sequence of higher highs and higher lows. WTI futures have reversed a large part of their recent gains. This affirms the strength of resistance at the 50-day EMA of $71.77, which remains the key upside hurdle for bulls. The latest sell-off also highlights the fact that the recovery since Sep 9 is likely a correction.
  • Bund futures are unchanged and the contract is holding on to its recent gains. The move down between Sep 11 - 20, is considered corrective. A resumption of weakness would highlight an extension of this corrective phase and open the 50-day EMA, at 133.83. A bear threat in Gilt futures remains present. With the contract trading closer to its recent lows, sights are on the next key support at 98.11, the Sep 2 low and a bear trigger. A break of this level would strengthen the bearish theme and open 98.00.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE    

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