Gold drops on Thursday

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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
"Brexit anxiety continues to support precious metals, increasing demand for safe-haven assets like silver and gold."  
– based on Mayzus Investment Company Ltd. 


Pair's Outlook 
[ANNOUNCE]The yellow metal fell during this week, as it declined from Monday's height of 1,367.64 and touched the support at 1,319.10 on Thursday.[/ANNOUNCE] However, the bullion ended Thursday's trading at 1,334.77. At the moment, the metal continues to decline, as by 5:30 GMT it was trading at 1,333.20. On its way down, the commodity will again struggle with support provided first by the 20-day SMA and afterwards the weekly S2 at 1,319.10. Meanwhile, daily aggregate technical indicators forecast a surge for gold today. 

Traders' Sentiment 
Traders remain bearish on the pair, as 44% of open positions are short. However, pending orders in the 100-pip range are long, as 73% of them are buy orders.

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