Friday 26 October 2012

Gold Futures: Lower In Asian Trade

Gold bulls are hoping the start of the Indian wedding season will stem the selling faced by the market so far this month, said options Xpress in a research note.


Prices have fallen as earnings season took a toll on stocks and commodities, and the failure of gold to break $1,800 an ounce triggered a bout of profit-taking.

“There is some hope that the start of the festival season in India may spur physical buying of the metal,” said Rob Kurzatkowski, senior commodity analyst with optionsXpress.

“What effect Indian festivals have on prices remains to be seen, as this is a seasonal factor already priced into the market. Gold is below its 50-day moving average, which is bearish,” he added.

However, the recent selling has left the Relative Strength Index in “oversold territory,” which could trigger some short covering and value buying, they concluded. [Via]

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