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4 May 2020

Gold Price Analysis: Yellow metal charts pennant pattern

Gold is trapped in a pennant pattern on the daily chart.
A breakout would imply a resumption of the rally from April lows.

Gold has carved out a narrowing price range or a pennant pattern on the daily chart, which comprises of trendlines connecting lower highs and higher lows.

A close above the top end of the pennant at $1,728 would confirm pennant breakout and signal a continuation of the rally from the April 1 low of $1,568 and open the doors to re-test of recent highs near $1,750.

Alternatively, a downside break of the pennant would imply a bullish-to-bearish trend change and could be followed by a drop to $1,600.

The 14-week relative strength index has formed lower highs, indicating buyer fatigue. Hence, pennant breakdown on the daily chart cannot be ruled out.

Daily chart

Trend: Neutral

Technical levels

May 4, 2020

Japanese Panel recommends state of emergency extension to May 31

Reuters is out with the latest headlines, citing that Japan’s Panel has recommended extending the state of emergency to May 31. At a press conference