Gold Technical Analysis: Short-term ascending trend-line favor further upside to 50% Fibonacci around $1311.50, $1316

  • Gold trades near $1308 while heading towards European session on Tuesday.
  • The Bullion recently bounced off an immediate ascending support-line stretched since March 07, indicating further upside to 50% Fibonacci retracement of its January 24 – February 20 advances, around $1311.50.
  • Though, a horizontal-region comprising multiple highs marked during early February may limit the quote’s additional rise at $1316.
  • In a case prices rally past-$1316, $1321 and $1330 could entertain buyers ahead of shifting market attention to $1333 horizontal-line.
  • On the flipside, the aforementioned trend-line at $1299 seems immediately important as a break of which can fetch the yellow metal to $1291-90 support area.
  • Given the bears’ command over momentum under $1290, January month low near $1276.80 might appear in the spotlight.

Gold 4-Hour chart

XAU/USD

Overview:
    Today Last Price: 1307.72
    Today Daily change: 4.04 pips
    Today Daily change %: 0.31%
    Today Daily Open: 1303.68
Trends:
    Daily SMA20: 1308.34
    Daily SMA50: 1304.34
    Daily SMA100: 1272.17
    Daily SMA200: 1239.6
Levels:
    Previous Daily High: 1306.7
    Previous Daily Low: 1298.3
    Previous Weekly High: 1313.3
    Previous Weekly Low: 1290.6
    Previous Monthly High: 1346.85
    Previous Monthly Low: 1300.1
    Daily Fibonacci 38.2%: 1303.49
    Daily Fibonacci 61.8%: 1301.51
    Daily Pivot Point S1: 1299.09
    Daily Pivot Point S2: 1294.49
    Daily Pivot Point S3: 1290.68
    Daily Pivot Point R1: 1307.49
    Daily Pivot Point R2: 1311.3
    Daily Pivot Point R3: 1315.9

 

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