Gold Prices Likely to Stay Range-Bound as Weak Momentum Limits Upside
Gold prices are expected to continue moving sideways, according to RHB Bank analyst Joseph Chai.
Technical indicators suggest limited upward momentum:
Chai expects gold to consolidate above $4,600, with $5,000 per ounce acting as strong resistance.
Meanwhile, spot gold has edged up 0.5% to $4,765.23 per ounce, showing mild short-term strength despite the broader sideways trend.
Gold lacks strong buying momentum, as shown by technical indicators like RSI. This means prices may consolidate instead of trending sharply upward or downward.
It suggests buyers are active and have created a support level, in this case around $4,600 per ounce.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures momentum. A value below 50 indicates weakening bullish sentiment, meaning price increases are losing strength.
Support: Around $4,600 (price likely to stay above this level)
Resistance: Around $5,000 (price may struggle to rise beyond this level)
Investors may expect stable but limited price movement in Gold, making it more of a consolidation phase rather than a strong rally.
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