Gold rebounded from the new 2-year low. The price has been consolidating during the Asian and European sessions after the market opened at 1628 yesterday. Once the news from BOE hit the market, the surge began. At the US session opening, buying came into the market and cleared the resistance at the trendline(1). The price jumped to the day-high at 1662, with the day ending at 1659, up by USD 31.

The S-T bearish trend has ended as the price trades again above the critical 1650 support. Before it clears the current resistnace at 1660, the price is now trapped in the tight range of 1650-60(1). If the market picks up the bullish momentum later in the European and US sessions, the upside target can again be set at the upper limit of the 1660-90 range.

The gain yesterday formed a clear reversal signal. The following key resistance is now sitting at 1665(4); once it’s clear, the upside target can be set at the upper limit of the downtrend channel(5) or the 20-day MA (6).

S-T Resistances:

1676
1665
1660

Market price: 1653

S-T Supports:

1650

1640
1630-28

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