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July 8th - A World Gold Council report shows that North American gold ETFs saw outflows of $5.5 billion in June, bringing the regions net outflows for the first half of the year to $7.7 billion, marking the weakest first-half performance since 2013. European gold ETFs saw outflows of $818 million in June, reducing total inflows for the first half to $3.2 billion. The significant pullback in gold prices that month was a key driver of investors reducing their gold ETF holdings. Asia saw outflows of $2.3 billion in June, the largest monthly outflow on record. Despite this, the region still recorded its strongest first-half performance ever, leading the world with a net inflow of $12 billion. Looking ahead, regional gold ETF flows are expected to stabilize. Our macro baseline scenario in our "Mid-2026 Gold Outlook" indicates relatively stable performance for gold in the second half of the year, with other scenarios potentially brewing breakout catalysts. Meanwhile, geopolitical, economic growth, and financial market uncertainties persist. This backdrop is likely to continue supporting investor demand for portfolio protection and maintaining interest in gold ETFs as a strategic safe-haven asset.US President Trump: I don’t think Russia will attack Ukraine again after the conflict ends.US President Trump: (Regarding the war in Ukraine) We will work toward some kind of security solution.US President Trump: Russian President Putin hopes to meet with Zelensky in Moscow.US President Trump: (Regarding Ukraine) I hope to hold a meeting as soon as possible.

June Gold Buyers May Face Difficulties at $1987.60

Larissa Barlow

Apr 14, 2022 10:14

The market's strength is being fueled by demand for a hedge against rising inflation during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, lessening pressure from expectations of an aggressive US interest rate hike, and the US Dollar's intraday reversal top.

 

June Comex gold futures are currently trading at $1982.70, up $6.60 or 0.33 percent from their previous close. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) is currently trading at $184.66, up $0.89 or 0.48 percent from its previous close.

 

Gold is regarded as an inflation hedge and a hedge against geopolitical concerns. However, higher interest rates in the United States would increase the opportunity cost of storing non-yielding bullion and strengthen the dollar against which it is valued.

 

However, the price action shows that gold buyers are seeking insurance against inflation and are not very concerned about opportunity costs at the moment. Despite all of the Fed's hawkish rhetoric and anticipation for aggressive rate hikes, we have yet to witness a shift in the direction of inflation.

 

Gold is likely to remain underpinned for the foreseeable future as long as the inflation arrow continues to point upward and the Ukraine war continues.

 

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Technical Analysis of the Daily Swing Chart

According to the daily swing chart, the primary trend is upward. A move over the intraday high of $1985.50 reaffirms the uptrend. A break of $1916.20 will revert the major trend to the downside.

 

On the upside, the retracement zone between $1987.60 and $2009.90 is the nearest objective.

 

On the downside, the long-term Fibonacci level at $1958.70 serves as the initial support, followed by the short-term 50% level at $1932.90.

Technical Forecast for the Daily Swing Chart

The June Comex gold futures market's path through Wednesday's close is likely to be dictated by trader reaction to the 50% level at $1987.60.

Scenario of Bullishness

A sustained move above $1987.60 will signal that buyers are present. This could provide the necessary momentum for a test of the Fibonacci level at $2009.90. This is a trigger point for an upside acceleration.

Scenario of the Bear

A persistent decline below $1987.60 indicates the existence of sellers. They intend to attempt the formation of a secondary lower top. This, if successful, might result in a break into $1958.70.