Spot gold prices fell to their lowest levels since mid-December as the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen. Gold prices fell to as low as $2,003.28 an ounce during New York trading on Wednesday as investors continued to reduce bets on a March interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
Gold prices fell for a second straight session on Wednesday, with the daily chart showing the risk of further losses. Gold prices have fallen below the mildly bearish 20-day simple moving average (SMA) but are holding above the 100- and 200-day moving averages, both of which are in the $1,960/oz area. Meanwhile, technical indicators have declined sharply within negative levels, showing no signs of bearish exhaustion.
In the short term, the bearish momentum for gold has become stronger. The 4-hour chart shows gold prices trading below all of its moving averages, slowly gaining downward traction.
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