Gold resumes its uptrend – Societe Generale
Source Fxstreet
Gold resumed its uptrend after breakout from a multi-month consolidation and has reached $2940, Societe Generale’s FX analysts report.
Gold can reach the $2985/3000 range
“The move is a bit stretched but signals of a meaningful pullback are not yet visible. Recent pivot low of $2830 will be a potential support in case a brief decline develops.”
“Defence of this can lead to persistence in up move. Beyond $2940, next potential hurdle could be located at the upper limit of an ascending channel near $2985/3000.”
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