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​​​WTI stalls, gold and Arabica coffee prices drop as the US dollar stabilizes​​​

​​Oil, gold and Arabica coffee prices fall ahead of the weekend as the greenback makes back lost ground.

Source: Bloomberg

​​​WTI stalls below this week’s high ​

​Front month WTI futures briefly made a three-week high at 78.84 before slipping back towards Wednesday’s 76.31 low as traders mull over geopolitical tensions and the demand outlook. ​ ​Minor resistance is seen along the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) and accelerated uptrend line at 77.64. ​ ​Were Wednesday’s low at 76.31 to give way, a more significant decline towards the lower end of the commodity’s November-to-February sideways trading range between $70 and $68 could be back in sight. ​Resistance above 78.84 sits at the 78.87 January peak.

Source: ProRealTime

​Gold price rally runs out of steam ​

​Spot gold’s rise from its mid-February $1,985 per troy ounce low amid a falling US dollar has encountered resistance at $2,035 on Thursday before heading back down again as the greenback is regaining lost ground. ​ ​Slips are expected to find support between the $2,015 and $2,002 January to early February lows. ​ ​A rise above $2,035 would put the December-to-February downtrend line at $2,045 on the cards.

Source: ProRealTime

​Arabica coffee futures prices slip through uptrend line ​

​Front month Arabica coffee futures topped out at their 194.06 to 194.32 late January and early February highs and are now trading at one-month lows, having slipped through their October-to-February uptrend line. ​ ​The 8 January low at 178.56 is now in sight, a fall trough which would engage the 174.03 January trough. ​ ​Resistance above the breached uptrend line at 185.10 can be seen along the 55-day simple moving average (SMA) at 186.73. While the last reaction high seen this week at 190.11 isn’t bettered, the medium-term downtrend will stay intact. ​

Source: ProRealTime

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