World gold prices this morning continued to decline with spot gold down 9.4 USD to 1,916.5 USD/ounce. Gold futures in December last traded at $1,941.6 per ounce, down $10.1 from dawn yesterday.
The world gold price continued to decline when subjected to technical selling in the context that gold lacked supporting factors. In the early morning, the USD and bond yields continued to increase, putting pressure on gold.
Recently, gold has been continuously affected by the rise of the greenback. However, Carley Garner, co-founder of brokerage firm DeCarley Trading, said that the greenback's momentum could run out as the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is unlikely to continue maintaining its policy stance. positive currency until year-end.
Garner expects the US Dollar Index to keep the resistance below 105 points. Ultimately, she forecasts the dollar will retest the support at 99. She said that if that support level in the USD is broken, gold's performance will return to the mid-1990s and if so, it is a game changer for gold.