More Crash in Gold ? Crude Oil Next Week Critical Level | XAGUSD & XAUUSD Weekly Update | US Bond Yield is unsustainable
3 extracted signals · 3 resolved · 0 still active
Mohammad Arafat28 Mar 2026, 11:32 UTC
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Gold has shown a bearish trend, breaking below support at 4090 and failing to recover, currently trading below the 50-period moving average. The US Dollar Index shows strength, breaking above resistance and maintaining an upward trend. Crude oil and bond yields also show upward momentum, with bond yields reaching new highs. Geopolitical events related to the Middle East war and potential interest rate cuts are influencing market sentiment.
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