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Gold price tries to stabilise as oil price falls again

Gold is looking to build on yesterday’s bounce, but oil continues to make new lows.

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Gold looks to establish higher low

The gold price saw an impressive bounce towards $1540, and while this has dropped back below $1500, it may yet establish a higher low.

This would provide the fuel for a move back to $1540 and then on to a possible new higher high. Further gains from there would target $1595. A move back below $140 brings the $1460 support zone into view.

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

WTI pushes to new lows

The downtrend has resumed in the WTI price, with the bounce towards $30.50 yesterday running into resistance before fresh declines over the past 18 hours to a new lower low.

Rebounds have continued to be selling opportunities, as we saw overnight, with further falls raising the prospect of a move to the 2001 lows around $18.00.

WTI price chart Source: ProRealTime
WTI price chart Source: ProRealTime

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