Gold is accelerating its short-term decline! The price of gold has just fallen below $2,320. Institutions' latest analysis of gold trading.

At the end of the Asia market on Monday, spot gold fell sharply in the short term, and the price just fell below the $2320/ounce mark. According to Economies.com, bearish signals have been issued on the technical side for gold, and as long as it remains below $2340.10/ounce, the outlook for gold remains bearish.

FX16813:45

Gold suddenly sees significant pullback! The price of gold drops nearly $10 according to FXStreet analyst's technical analysis.

#Gold Technical Analysis# On Monday (June 17), during the Asian trading session, spot gold failed to continue its strong upward trend from the previous trading day and experienced a clear correction. Currently, the price has fallen to around 2322 US dollars/ounce, with a significant drop of nearly 10 US dollars during the day.

FX16811:38

The drop of $40 in gold after a sharp rise proves one thing! Analysts: Mainstream investors are in trouble...

Analysts in the market say that gold has fallen from $2341 earlier this week to $2301, proving that mainstream investors are in trouble, and warning that a collapse of the U.S. economy is only a matter of time.

FX168Jun 14 09:52

Gold demand in Asia continues to be strong, and the Chinese market is the biggest driving force.

This year, more than 40 countries are holding elections, making political risks a major theme of the Asia-Pacific metals conference.

Golden10 DataJun 14 09:34

Gold experiences a sudden big event! The price of gold has dropped more than 16 US dollars. How to trade gold after Powell hawkishly speaks?

#Gold Technical Analysis##Fed Policy Meeting# 24K99 News On Thursday (June 13th), spot gold suddenly fell sharply in early Asian trading, and the gold price is currently around 2308 US dollars/ounce, plunging more than 16 US dollars on the day.

FX168Jun 13 09:59

Gold Price Stays Firm as Fed Holds Rates and Tilts Hawkish

Gold trades at $2,318, up 0.13%, supported by lower-than-expected US inflation and falling Treasury yields. as Fed holds rates steady.

FXStreetJun 13 02:17