Gold gained about USD 15 last Friday. After the market opened at 19031, the price was bounded between 1926-34 early in the day. The climb began as the price broke the S-T resistance line (1) at the US session. The price reached the day-high 1948, before the week ended at 1945.

The technical pattern hasn’t changed much on the 1-hour chart; 1915-59 (3) remains the main range for trading. Since Thursday, an uptrend channel(2) has been formed; the current upward trend will continue until this channel breaks.

Daily chart – The first time in two weeks that the daily closing price is above 1940, a sign of the trend getting strong, but overall, the range 1895-1965 is still valid.

S-T Resistances:

1970-74

1960-64

1950

Market price: 1942

S-T Supports:

1930

1920

1915

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