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Gold aims to build on last week’s bounce
Last week’s gold rebound was a classic moment of technical analysis.
The price hit post-December 2015 trendline support, and bounced strongly. A close above $1261 would open the way to $1285 and $1294. A drop targets the trendline once more, and then down to $1236.
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