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Gold price and oil price both rise

Gold is rising for a second day, while oil is holding near its recent highs.

Gold price Source: Bloomberg

Gold gains for a second day

Gold has not managed two days above the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) at $1477 since late October. But the bounce may well have legs, since it has broken through $1485.

If it has formed a low around $1455 then a push to $1520 may develop, with the price carving out higher highs and higher lows. A move back below $1460 negates this bullish outlook.

Gold price chart Source: ProRealTime
Gold price chart Source: ProRealTime

Brent holds at recent highs

The Brent crude price continues in its uptrend, having rebounded yesterday. It has now cleared trendline resistance from the 2018 highs, and targets $66.86 and higher.

A steady series of higher lows and higher highs provides confidence that further dips could be buying opportunities.

Brent price chart Source: ProRealTime
Brent price chart Source: ProRealTime

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