#XAU/USD# Prices sli... dari Martin.phan

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#XAU/USD# Prices slid in general, underpinned by a stronger dollar thanks to higher-than-expected Q3’s U.S #GDP data. #oilprices were still on track for a weekly gain despite previous losses on concerns about supply tightening with Europe’s ban on Russian oil imports. Brent crude futures were down 0.4% to $96.54 a barrel while U.S WTI crude futures lost 0.6% to $88.52. Both instruments were set to gain 3-4% for the week. Spot #gold dipped 1% to $1,661.86 an ounce while gold futures remained unchanged at $1,665.80. Both were set to end the week higher.

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#currencies: Upbeat U.S economic data reinforcing the Fed’s aggressive tightening path sent the #dollar on the front foot. Meanwhile, #yen lost ground against the greenback at $132.39 but continued to draw solid demand after BoJ’s surprise policy tweak. #sterling was higher at $1.2038. #euro gained little to $1.062 due to combined pressure stemming from weak Eurozone growth, the Ukraine war and the Fed’s rate hike. #antipodean currencies were mixed: Aussie rose to $0.6675 while kiwi dropped to $0.6231. Offshore #yuan slightly rose to $7.0038.

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#NZD/USD# NZDUSD now is in price channel which is not really wide.The price now should wait to absorb money then creates its trend.But the trend short-term now is uptrend.So you guys should consider Buy positions.Our strategy today is just scalping.This moment the market is really hard to predict. +Sell: 0.6391,T/P:0.6375,S/L:0.6400 +Buy:0.6373,T/P:0.6419,S/L:0.63650

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#XAU/USD# #commodities: #oilprices kicked off in green as #OPEC+ nations reaffirmed their output targets ahead of an #EUban and price caps on Russian crude, coupled with more easing COVID-19 curbs in China added positive signs for demand. Brent crude futures and WTI crude futures rose 0.5% apiece to trade at $85.96 and $80.35 per barrel. #goldprices were steady despite optimism over smaller interest rates stemming from stronger-than-expected jobs data. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $1,800 an ounce while gold futures climbed 0.2% to $1,813.40. Both almost reached their 4-month highs.

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