Gold prices eased slightly during U.S. midday trading on Wednesday as short-term traders locked in profits. April gold futures were last seen down by $2.20, trading at $3,023.70, while May silver futures edged higher, gaining $0.028 to trade at $34.215.
The minor dip in gold is attributed to a stronger U.S. Dollar Index and a slight rise in U.S. Treasury yields, both of which are dampening fresh buying interest. However, continued safe-haven demand amid global economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks is helping to maintain a strong support base for both gold and silver.
Despite today’s modest decline, volatility remains low while prices hold at elevated levels, indicating potential for continued upside movement. Technical indicators suggest that gold remains in a bullish trajectory, with bulls maintaining a solid near-term advantage.
Silver continues to maintain its bullish momentum, with May silver futures forming a steady three-month uptrend on the daily charts. The market remains technically strong, driven by increased industrial demand and overall risk-averse investor behavior.
Wyckoff’s Market Rating for silver remains at 6.5, reflecting a continued edge for the bulls.
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