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Gold price bounces while oil price hovers near lows

Gold is rallying after yesterday’s losses, while oil is attempting to move higher in early trading.

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Gold bounces after heavy falls

Gold gave way yesterday afternoon, dropping towards the 200-hour simple moving average (SMA) at $1580.

It has since rebounded, but the price needs to get back above $1620 to restore a bullish view, and if this bounce loses momentum then we look for further declines once $1560 is broken.

Gold chart Source: ProRealTime
Gold chart Source: ProRealTime

WTI holds after yesterday’s losses

WTI was unable to hold the gains from earlier in the week, but it has not yet gone back to $21 and the previous lows.

A bounce above $23 might begin to point to a more optimistic short-term view for longs, but it seems like a test of $20 is only a matter of time.

WTI chart Source: ProRealTime
WTI chart Source: ProRealTime

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