Gold remains vulnerable to further downside, $1,935 in focus
A clear downside break of the nearly two-month-old ascending trend line and 200-EMA keeps the Gold price on the bear’s radar. However, the RSI (14) is drilling the grounds as it becomes oversold, suggesting little room towards the south. As a result, swings marked during March constitute a short-term key support of around $1,935. Should the XAUUSD drops below $1,935, the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of its March-May upside, near $1,905, quickly followed by the $1,900 round figure, can act as the last defense of the buyers before handing over the ball to the bears.
On the contrary, a convergence of the 200-EMA and the 200-EMA, around $1,994, precedes the $2,000 round figure to limit the short-term upside of the Gold price. Following that, a 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level near $2,005 may become an extra check for the buyers. It’s worth noting that a five-week-old horizontal resistance around $2,050 acts as an important hurdle for the bulls to cross before eyeing a fresh all-time high, currently around $2,080.
Overall, the Gold price is well set for further downside even if the room toward the south appears limited.
