Gold broke out from 1950 last Friday. The day began at 1936, and the price had been rejected by 1950(1) throughout the Asian & European sessions in early trading. After the release of the better than expected US employment figures at the US session, buying orders came into the market. Once gold cleared all the resistance at 1950(2), the price went all the way and closed the market near day-high at 1969, ending the day up by USD 33.

The market opened today with a gap up, touched already 2001. Expecting the price to fill the gap toward 1970, just like last Monday. The range 1970-2000(3) should be the S-T range in the next 24 hours.

The trend remains upward on the daily chart. After the break out of 1950, the upside target should be at 2066, But before the price clears all the selling orders at 2000, the price will be range-bound by 1950-2000.

S-T Resistances:

2010

1997-2000

1990

Market price: 1985

S-T Supports:

1980

1975

1970

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