Gold futures are trading steady in the early European session today,
however it may face a resistance near $1450 an ounce levels.
European
stock markets headed for a fifth straight day of gains on Thursday,
with investors increasingly hoping for a rate cut at the European Central Bank's policy-setting meeting next week after a disappointing
string of data.
Investors will receive weekly U.S. jobless claims
data later Thursday. Reports on first-quarter gross domestic product and
consumer sentiment in April are slated for release Friday.
Gold
for June delivery is trading higher by $20 to $1,443 an ounce in mid
electronic trading hours. The metal should face a resistance near $
1450-55 levels.
The weak US economic data also supported the
metal. On Wednesday the contract rose $14.90, or 1.1%, on the Comex
division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gain came as orders
for U.S. durable goods fell by a seasonally adjusted 5.7% in March
The
generally soft data followed reports that manufacturing activity slowed
toward the end of the first quarter, reinforcing worries about
sluggishness in the broader U.S. economy.
MCX June gold futures
are trading near Rs 26650 levels. The counter is expected to face a
resistance near Rs 26700 levels today and it has a good support near Rs
26400 levels.
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