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Gold price and oil price both rise

Small gains have been seen in gold and oil this morning as both commodities build on two bullish sessions.

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Gold on the rise

The gold price has gained steadily over the past two days, although a push above Monday’s high is still yet to occur.

If the price can clear $1580 then the way is clear to target $1590 and the late-January peak. Trendline support from the 5 February low would see $1570 as possible support, with a move below this opening the way to $1560 and then $1548.

Gold chart Source: ProRealTime
Gold chart Source: ProRealTime

WTI pushes back towards $52

The past two weeks have seen the price of WTI bottom out (for the time being) above $49.50.

The rally from the lows of the month has reached $52.00. A close above this level would be a bullish development, targeting lower highs from late January at $53.30 and $54.20.

WTI chart Source: ProRealTime
WTI chart Source: ProRealTime

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