The Gold Market Is In A Bad Market Today.

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< p > on Friday morning, the Malaysia aviation plane crashed, triggering a risk aversion and continuing to push up gold (1311.40, -5.50, -0.42%) to 1324.40. But then, due to some profit taking, the gold price dropped to 1304.40 in the New York market on Friday evening.

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< p > this Friday, some agencies believe that the impact of the crash on the financial market will be relatively short. According to Thursday's data, the position of SPDR gold ETF in July 17th was reduced by 2.69 tonnes to 803.34 tonnes.

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< p > the above news led to a sharp fall in short-term gold prices.

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< p > but on Friday, New York's closing data also showed that in July 18th, SPDR gold ETF holdings increased by 1.80 tonnes to 805.14 tonnes, which gave short-term gold a chance to rebound.

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< p > < < a href= > http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp > > gold market > /a > focus is still on the real cause of the crash of Malaysia aviation aircraft, so subsequent events will affect the price of gold to a certain extent. Please pay close attention to the subsequent development of this aircraft.

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< p > from a technical point of view, the short-term gold price is expected to have a certain resistance in the vicinity of 1325, while the lower gear has certain support in the 1300 integer.

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At the same time, at the same time, at the same time, the next key concern is a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > Gold > /a > key data: it is the first time of the second quarter of the year July 30th, which is released at 20:30 PM Beijing time on July 30th (Wednesday). The former value is 2.9% lower than the season rate, and the fifth meeting of the Federal Reserve this year on July 31st (Thursday) at 2 a.m.

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