Tuesday’s Forex Analytical Charts

Tuesday’s Analytical Charts for Gold, Silver and Platinum and Palladium

Gold Ends Mixed, Hits 4-Week High; Gains Pared by Firmer U.S. Dollar, Lower Oil

Gold Ends Mixed, Hits 4-Week High; Gains Pared by Firmer U.S. Dollar, Lower Oil

Gold Up, at 4-Week High, on Safe-Haven Demand and amid Weaker U.S. Dollar

(Kitco News) – Gold prices ended the U.S. day session moderately higher and hit a four-week high Monday. More safe-haven demand was featured amid the recent U.S. stock market sell-off. Short covering by the futures traders, whose bearish bets recently are not paying off, and bargain hunting in the cash market were also seen in gold to start the trading week. A lower U.S. dollar index was also a bullish “outside market” factor working in favor of the precious metals market bulls Monday. December Comex gold was last up $8.70 at $1,230.40 an ounce. Spot gold was last quoted up $7.20 at $1,230.75. December Comex silver last traded up $0.037 at $17.34 an ounce.

Crude Oil Prices Tumble As High Supply, Low Demand Collide

Crude Oil Prices Tumble As High Supply, Low Demand Collide

Metals Focus: Dubai Gold Market Struggling After More Than Decade Of Growth

Metals Focus: Dubai Gold Market Struggling After More Than Decade Of Growth

Natixis Sees $1,170 Gold In 2015 As U.S. Economy, Dollar Improve

Natixis Sees $1,170 Gold In 2015 As U.S. Economy, Dollar Improve

Pace Of Decline In Gold Net Length Slows For Large Speculators – CFTC Data

Large speculators whittled down their net bullish positioning in gold futures and options for the eighth straight week in the most recent report released by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, although the pace slowed considerably.

Important Longer-Term Trends Continue to Play Out for Gold

Important Longer-Term Trends Continue to Play Out for Gold

Full Coverage: Five Years of Gold, Updated Daily

Full Coverage: Five Years of Gold, Updated Daily