Market Outlook and Fundamental Analysis:
Gold:
Precious metals prices didn’t do much on a monthly scale
even though there were many events and news items that
shifted gold and silver from gains to losses with an unclear
trend.
FOMC decision to extend operation twist and the recent EU
Summit decision to bailout EU banks and tighten the
supervision on them, pulled gold and silver in different
directions. The recent rally of Euro/USD has also played a role
in the recovery of bullion by the end of the month.
Gold and silver zigzagged during June with an unclear trend,
even though by the end of the month both precious metals
have made a big comeback along with the rest of the markets.
During the month, gold rose by 2.56%; silver, unlike gold,
edged down by 0.52%.
Here are several factors that may have contributed to the
decline of gold and silver prices during June:
1. The FOMC decision to extend operation twist
throughout the rest of 2012; this means no QE3 for
now;
2. The concerns over Spanish debt crisis;
3. The testimony of Bernanke on June 8th in which he
cooled down the speculations around another QE
program;
4. The deprecation in major currencies including Euro,
Aussie dollar during parts of the month;
5. The positive news from the U.S economy mainly in
the housing market;
Here are several factors that may have contributed to the rise
of gold and silver during the month:
1. The renewed confidence in the EU after the EU
leaders had decided to offer struggling banks loans
from the rescue fund so that countries such as Spain
won’t have to raise money to bail banks (see below
for more);
2. The rise of the Euro/USD during the first part of the
month;
3. The U.S labor report of June showed a modest gain in
U.S. employment of only 69k; this report is usually
negatively correlated with gold and silver prices (see
below);
4. The ongoing FOMC pledge to keep rates low until
late 2014;
5. The news regarding the contraction in the U.S Philly
Fed Index;
6. The U.S. federal deficit expanded by 124 billion
during May 2012; this expansion raises a bit the
uncertainty level in the market.
The main events of the month will continue to be around
the FOMC and the EU debt crisis. Supported by the
fundamental factors gold prices can recover if the INR
weakens any further from here on.
Gold prices traded in a narrow range during the month of June
and did not show any clarity in the direction. However it can
be owed to the strong support that it faced at a very crucial
level of $1560. After failing to breach this level quite a few
times prices started to rise once again. Supported by the
upward rising RSI prices are expected to move towards the
immediate resistance of $1630 in the international markets.
However in the Indian markets the volatility in the INR is
keeping gold prices away from moving in tandem with the
international prices. Rs 29150 is crucial support level to watch
out for. Prices can sharply rebound from here if supported by
the movement in the Indian currency prices. Prices can move
towards Rs30200 if they fail to breach Rs 29150 in the near
term however a decisive breach of Rs29150 can pull prices
down towards 28300 levels.
Gold:
Precious metals prices didn’t do much on a monthly scale
even though there were many events and news items that
shifted gold and silver from gains to losses with an unclear
trend.
FOMC decision to extend operation twist and the recent EU
Summit decision to bailout EU banks and tighten the
supervision on them, pulled gold and silver in different
directions. The recent rally of Euro/USD has also played a role
in the recovery of bullion by the end of the month.
Gold and silver zigzagged during June with an unclear trend,
even though by the end of the month both precious metals
have made a big comeback along with the rest of the markets.
During the month, gold rose by 2.56%; silver, unlike gold,
edged down by 0.52%.
Here are several factors that may have contributed to the
decline of gold and silver prices during June:
1. The FOMC decision to extend operation twist
throughout the rest of 2012; this means no QE3 for
now;
2. The concerns over Spanish debt crisis;
3. The testimony of Bernanke on June 8th in which he
cooled down the speculations around another QE
program;
4. The deprecation in major currencies including Euro,
Aussie dollar during parts of the month;
5. The positive news from the U.S economy mainly in
the housing market;
Here are several factors that may have contributed to the rise
of gold and silver during the month:
1. The renewed confidence in the EU after the EU
leaders had decided to offer struggling banks loans
from the rescue fund so that countries such as Spain
won’t have to raise money to bail banks (see below
for more);
2. The rise of the Euro/USD during the first part of the
month;
3. The U.S labor report of June showed a modest gain in
U.S. employment of only 69k; this report is usually
negatively correlated with gold and silver prices (see
below);
4. The ongoing FOMC pledge to keep rates low until
late 2014;
5. The news regarding the contraction in the U.S Philly
Fed Index;
6. The U.S. federal deficit expanded by 124 billion
during May 2012; this expansion raises a bit the
uncertainty level in the market.
The main events of the month will continue to be around
the FOMC and the EU debt crisis. Supported by the
fundamental factors gold prices can recover if the INR
weakens any further from here on.
Gold prices traded in a narrow range during the month of June
and did not show any clarity in the direction. However it can
be owed to the strong support that it faced at a very crucial
level of $1560. After failing to breach this level quite a few
times prices started to rise once again. Supported by the
upward rising RSI prices are expected to move towards the
immediate resistance of $1630 in the international markets.
However in the Indian markets the volatility in the INR is
keeping gold prices away from moving in tandem with the
international prices. Rs 29150 is crucial support level to watch
out for. Prices can sharply rebound from here if supported by
the movement in the Indian currency prices. Prices can move
towards Rs30200 if they fail to breach Rs 29150 in the near
term however a decisive breach of Rs29150 can pull prices
down towards 28300 levels.
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