Gold And Silver Finished Lower Thursday, USD Edged Up

$GLD, $SLV,  $PPLT, $DXY

Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Merc closed lower Thursday, snapping a 5-day winning streak, as .DXY rallied and global demand for precious metals faded.

The most active Gold contract for Dec delivery lost 8.00, or 0.71%, to settle at 1,115.60 oz.

Gold was under pressure as the US Dollar (.DXY) Index rose by 0. 2% to 96.47 as of 18:29 GMT. The index is a measure of the USD Vs a basket of major currencies.

Gold and the Buck typically move in opposite directions, which means if the Buck goes up, Gold futures will fall as it is measured by the Dollar, becomes more expensive for participants.

Gold (GLD) came under additional pressure following a report released by the World Gold Council (WGC) Thursday. The report said Gold hit a 6-year-low on demand.

Silver (SLV) for Sept delivery fell 7.7 cents, or 0.50%, to finish at 15.399 oz.

Platinum (PLTT) for October delivery dropped 4.90, or 0.49%, to close at 995.00 oz.

Gold

Support: 1113.00 – 1097.00

Resistance: 1130.00 – 1136.00 – 1154.00

Direction: Neutral to Bullish, buy risk Vs reward ratio is inappropriate, standing aside waiting for clear direction.

 

HeffX-LTN Analysis for GLD:  Overall Short Intermediate Long
Bearish (-0.30) Neutral (0.04) Bearish (-0.43) Very Bearish (-0.50)
HeffX-LTN Analysis for SLV:  Overall Short Intermediate Long
Neutral (-0.09) Neutral (0.05) Neutral (-0.17) Neutral (-0.17)
HeffX-LTN Analysis for PPLT: Overall Short Intermediate Long
Very Bearish (-0.50) Bearish (-0.35) Very Bearish (-0.59) Very Bearish (-0.54)

Stay tuned…

HeffX-LTN

Paul Ebeling

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