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Chart alert: Gold (XAU/USD) rally faces roadblock at 20-day and 50-day moving averages
Gold (XAU/USD) surged 3% as easing US–Iran tensions and expectations of a more dovish Federal Reserve weakened the US dollar. However, the rally is facing resistance near the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, while firm US real yields continue to cap upside momentum. Technical indicators suggest bullish momentum is fading, with bearish divergence on RSI and resistance at 4,775 remaining a key hurdle. Traders are now watching whether gold can sustain gains or resume its broader correction.
by Kelvin Wong
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Asia open: Stock markets rally on US-Iran peace hopes; tech drives S&P 500 to record highs
Global stock markets rallied to record highs as hopes for a US–Iran peace agreement boosted investor risk appetite and pushed oil prices sharply lower. Semiconductor stocks led the advance, with Intel and AMD surging on strong AI-driven momentum and partnership optimism. The weaker US dollar fueled a sharp rebound in gold above $4,700, while the Japanese yen strengthened amid suspected intervention. Asian markets also climbed, supported by easing energy risks and tech-led gains.
by Kelvin Wong

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Chart alert: Gold (XAU/USD) rally faces roadblock at 20-day and 50-day moving averages
Gold (XAU/USD) surged 3% as easing US–Iran tensions and expectations of a more dovish Federal Reserve weakened the US dollar. However, the rally is facing resistance near the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, while firm US real yields continue to cap upside momentum. Technical indicators suggest bullish momentum is fading, with bearish divergence on RSI and resistance at 4,775 remaining a key hurdle. Traders are now watching whether gold can sustain gains or resume its broader correction.
by Kelvin Wong
Asia open: Stock markets rally on US-Iran peace hopes; tech drives S&P 500 to record highs
Global stock markets rallied to record highs as hopes for a US–Iran peace agreement boosted investor risk appetite and pushed oil prices sharply lower. Semiconductor stocks led the advance, with Intel and AMD surging on strong AI-driven momentum and partnership optimism. The weaker US dollar fueled a sharp rebound in gold above $4,700, while the Japanese yen strengthened amid suspected intervention. Asian markets also climbed, supported by easing energy risks and tech-led gains.
by Kelvin Wong
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