Gold futures jumped near $1450 an ounce buoyed by positive wave in
the Asia equities post the South Korea growth data. However, the metal
should face a resistance near $1450-55 levels.
Asia stock markets
traded mostly higher Thursday, with South Korean shares supported by
better-than-expected economic growth data, though mainland Chinese
shares saw choppy action ahead of a slew of major earnings reports.
The
Kospi climbed 0.5% in Seoul after data showing South Korea’s gross
domestic product increased 0.9% during the January-to-March period,
three times the growth seen in the preceding quarter and higher than
expectations for a 0.7% expansion.
Gold for June delivery is
trading up $20 at $ 1444 per ounce on the Comex division of the New York
Mercantile Exchange. Yesterday, it climbed $14.90, or 1.1%, to settle
at $1,423.70 an ounce. Gold futures rose 1% on Wednesday as bargain
hunters waded into the beaten-down market, lifting physical demand for
the metal following disappointing U.S. economic data.
Prices
recovered from the loss of $12.40, or 0.9%, they saw the previous day to
close at their highest level since April 12. The fall on Tuesday was
gold’s first in four sessions, with prices for the precious metal hurt
after disappointing data on manufacturing in China, rally in equities
and a stronger U.S. dollar.
Goldman Sachs on Tuesday closed its
recommendation for clients to “short” gold, telling them to exit out of
those bets on lower gold prices. The investment bank on April 10 cut its
short- and long-term gold forecasts as prices approached bear-market
territory.
Today, MCX June Gold may try hitting Rs 26500 per 10 grams facing resistance near Rs 26700 levels.
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