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​​​​Gold holds steady while WTI and natural gas rise after recent heavy losses

​​While gold continues to consolidate after the dizzying moves earlier in the week, WTI and natural gas have clawed their way higher following sharp losses. ​

Source: Bloomberg

​​​Gold stuck below previous trendline support

​Gold has endured an astonishing week, rallying to a record high before slumping back again. ​ ​The price has recovered from the lows seen earlier in the week, but is now testing previous trendline support from below. A failure to break back above this support line could risk a new drop towards $2000 or lower. ​ ​A close back above $2040 could see the buyers wrest control again.

Source: ProRealTime

​WTI rise off a five-month low ​

Oil prices hit a five-month low on Wednesday, and edged slightly higher on Thursday. ​ ​The summer support zone around $67 is now a short distance away, while below this comes the May low at $64. Prices have declined sharply over the past week, and some consolidation might not be entirely unexpected. ​ ​Some minor resistance could lie at the mid-November low at $72.37.

Source: ProRealTime

​Natural Gas tries to rally after heavy losses

​The price hit a near six-month low on Thursday, as it briefly pushed below the lows of July and August. ​ ​Short-term trendline resistance from mid-November continues to cap any upside A close back above 2700 might signal a leg higher has begun in the short-term. ​ ​The June lows around 2180 become the next downside target.

Source: ProRealTime

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