Gold remained in a tight range yesterday. The day began at 1852. The price first touched the day-high near 1863 early in the Asian session, then the consolidation started. The day finished at 1854, bounded in a USD 16 range.

The price has entered a relatively tight range between 1840-70(2) since it left the uptrend channel(1). We can continue to take advantage of the 1840-70 range until the next break.

Although the price has been wandering around the 1850(3) level since last week, a reversal signal has yet to appear, and the uptrend that originated from 1786 is still in effect. The target toward the 100 days MA remains unchanged. It will be the first sign of the price turning downward if it closes below 1850 on the daily chart.

S-T Resistances:

1870-72

1865

1860

Market price: 1853

S-T Supports:

1850

1845

1837-35

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