Gold prices are starting June by continuing Friday's bullish breakout. With RSI going overbought and beginning to diverge, can bulls continue to push?
Concern that the ongoing US-China trade dispute is hitting economic growth worldwide is damaging risk appetite, boosting safe havens such as US Treasuries at the expense of stocks and oil.
Crude oil prices may succumb alongside broader market sentiment if commentary out of an EU leaders summit spooks investors and inspires anti-risk liquidation.
Golds short-term rally has hit the buffers and may test 200-day ma support again while silver remains stuck in a downtrend.
It's already been a busy week in Gold prices as a quick bullish move ran into trend-line resistance, helping to set a fresh three-week-high.
Crude oil prices may break chart support guiding the uptrend since the beginning of the year as fears about slowing global economic growth sour market sentiment.
A return into a consolidation can underpin a “false breakout,” which, if so, may mean that Gold prices may have more room to run higher.
Gold and crude oil price action is likely to reflect the response of broad-based market sentiment trends to an incoming flood of first-quarter corporate earnings reports.
Even as the US Dollar presses a breakout attempt at fresh yearly highs, Gold prices have stabilized in recent days. Is the downturn over?
Crude oil prices may turn lower if early technical clues pointing to ebbing upside momentum find a complimentary catalyst in incoming earnings reports.
Crude oil prices may recoil downward after stalling at chart resistance as a defensive tone prevails across global financial markets, weighing on sentiment-geared assets.
Crude oil, Gold and Bitcoin charts are all at, or close to, important technical levels that may direct future price action.
Crude oil prices may fall as a diverse array of economic releases stokes worries about a broad-based slowdown in global economic growth.
Recent changes in positioning suggest that, if a triangle breakout occurs, it would likely be to the downside.
Gold prices will seek direction cues in the response from bond yields and the US Dollar to the latest update of the IMF World Economic Outlook.
Crude oil prices may be pressured if soft US economic data feeds fears about a slowdown in global economic growth, weighing on demand prospects.
Gold is sitting on a noted technical support level and needs to hold this if the recent sell-off is to be reversed. US data during the week will guide the next move, culminating with the latest NFP release on Friday.
The Gold rally off the low seen earlier this month continues unabated, refuelled by growing concerns that the gloomy global economic outlook may last for longer.
Crude oil prices may validate technical positioning hinting that a top is taking shape as worries about slowing global growth stoke market-wide risk aversion.
Crude oil prices have struggled to make good on technical signs of topping but incoming US jobs data may finally validate the setup.