Gold touched again the 1950 major resistance yesterday. Carried the buying momentum from the day before, the price has broken the 1930(1) resistance early in the Asian session. It kept moving until it hit the key 1950 resistance at the US session. The day ended at 1942, up by USD 15.

After the price was rejected by 1950 yesterday, the market entered an S-T consolidation period. The support at 1930 so far seems firm during the early Asian session trading. Expect the price to trade in range-bound between 1930-1950(2). If the price can clear the resistance at 1950 before the weekend, the upside target can be set at 1962 or higher.

Gold has been trading on an uptrend since the Fed in the daily chart. Meeting, however, the price is currently blocked by the 20 days MA(3) and the major resistance of 1950. If the price fails to break the 1950 resistance or close above 1940 today, the current rebound trend will temporarily come to an end; the range 1900-50 will then dominate the S-T trend.

S-T Resistances:

1960

1950

1940-41

Market price: 1932

S-T Supports:

1930

1925

192

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