Gold Prices Drop Amid Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Agreement
Gold prices fell on Monday, driven by reduced tensions in the Middle East as reports emerged that Israel and Hezbollah are nearing a ceasefire agreement.
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Agreement Eases Tensions, Weighs on Gold Prices
The potential ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah reduced concerns about potential supply disruptions, leading to a decrease in gold prices.
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Key Market Data:
- Gold prices fell 1% to $2,638.78/oz
- Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire agreement reports emerged
- Global gold demand decreased
Market Outlook:
The current market sentiment is bearish for gold, with investors expecting further price decreases amid reduced tensions in the Middle East.
Technical Analysis: Gold Prices
- Support levels: $2,630, $2,620
- Resistance levels: $2,660, $2,670
Trading Strategies for Gold Amid Reduced Tensions
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