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The Troy ounce of gold on Monday costs about 1660.00 USD.
Gold still has an inverted correlation with the USD. Previously, the quotes managed to recover after the US currency got weaker with the growing interest to risk.
From now on, attention will be focused on the increase in the interest rate made by the US Fed. The market discusses the probability of growth by 75 base points at once. The growth of the rate makes ownership of the precious metal more expensive because it does not generate income on its own.
Curiously, the "physical" demand for gold is growing. This is well seen on the example of India: the demand is so strong that it smoothes out the outflow of finance from gold ETFs.
On H4, XAU/USD completed a wave of decline to 1616.16. At some point, the market performed an impulse of growth to 1661.00 and is consolidating around this level today. An escape from this range upwards is not excluded, followed by further correction to 1690.00 and a decline to 1592.00. Technically, the scenario is confirmed by the MACD. Its signal line is under zero, heading strictly up. In case the zero line is broken, a pathway to new highs will open.
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