Gold ends Q1 2024 at record high, what's next?
Gold has surged to an all-time high of $2,233, surpassing the quiet trading atmosphere during the Easter holiday, which reduced market activity. The global pause on Good Friday, particularly in major markets including the US, has significantly eased the usual chaos surrounding the price of gold.
Despite the temporary lull, the trajectory of gold seems poised to rise even higher, propelled by the ambitious target set by the Bull Flag at $2,251, enticing buyers to push up the price. For gold traders, surpassing the historical milestone of $2,236 is crucial to maintain the upward momentum.
Now, all attention is focused on the round figure of $2,300 as the next milestone for gold enthusiasts. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI), currently in overbought territory, suggests a potential retracement before the next price increase.
However, any expected pullback is likely to find solid support at the previous all-time high of $2,223, with the $2,200 level considered an important test for gold's recovery potential.
Despite the temporary lull, the trajectory of gold seems poised to rise even higher, propelled by the ambitious target set by the Bull Flag at $2,251, enticing buyers to push up the price. For gold traders, surpassing the historical milestone of $2,236 is crucial to maintain the upward momentum.
Now, all attention is focused on the round figure of $2,300 as the next milestone for gold enthusiasts. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI), currently in overbought territory, suggests a potential retracement before the next price increase.
However, any expected pullback is likely to find solid support at the previous all-time high of $2,223, with the $2,200 level considered an important test for gold's recovery potential.
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