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Gold holds ground despite signs of an incoming sell-off
Friday’s low ($1220) in gold held yesterday despite signs of a heavy sell-off, but an overnight bounce has failed to move much beyond $1230. A fresh drop would need to break $1220 to open the way to $1208 and the potential for a bigger fall. The next targets to watch on the upside are $1233 and then $1245.
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