Fundamental View
- Next week may continue to see investors going long or covering their short positions in the greenback
- Continued rebound in the dollar is likely which will keep precious metals lower
- Falling net long positions in gold and silver futures give an indication of speculators changing their bets
Technical Calls For Newxt Week -
Commodity | S3 | s1 | s2 | R1 | R2 | R3 | Recommendation |
COMEX Dec Gold | 1262 | 1280 | 1300 | 1339 | 1365 | 1388 | Sell 1338/35 TP 1305 SL 1352 |
MCX Dec Gold | 19070 | 19220 | 19350 | 19620 | 19780 | 19920 | Sideways |
MCX Nove Gold M | 18940 | 19070 | 19200 | 19420 | 19650 | 19880 | Sell 1st 2 lots at 19380 and 2nd 2 lots at 19500 TP 19070 SL above 19680 |
COMEX Dec Silver | 21.80 | 22.1 | 22.52 | 23.58 | 24.01 | 24.6 | Sell 23.70/60 TP 22.20 SL 24.01 |
MCX Dec Silver | 33860 | 34200 | 34680 | 35650 | 35650 | 36000 | Sideways |
MCX Nove Gold M | 33860 | 34200 | 34680 | 35650 | 35650 | 36000 | Sell 1st 2 lots at 35450 and 2nd 2 lots at 35650 TP34200 SL above 36050 |
The Week ahead-
Reversal in the dollar index caused precious metals to take a backseat this week which may remain lower next week Monday as well. Those who were betting against the dollar earlier are now changing their Tuesday bets and going long in the greenback. Next week may continue to see investors Wednesday going long or covering their short positions in the greenback, supported by Friday the U.S. official statements which restored investors' confidence in the dollar. Moreover, housing reports in the form of existing home sales and new home sales may also come positive.
Durable goods orders are expected to rise. GDP and personal consumption may have also risen in third quarter which will help the dollar index continue its rebound. UK GDP growth slowed down to 0.40% in 3Q against 1.20% rise in the quarter before. Weakness in other currencies will also provide gains to the greenback. KCTL expects continued rebound in the dollar index which will in turn pressurize precious metals.
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