Daily Oil, Gold, Silver Technical Analysis January 30, 2019

Gold limited upside before The Fed

The gold bull emerges as the winner in today early trading session, the price reach as high as $1,315 before turning back to its opening level. Traders and investors are waiting for The Fed interest-rate decision today. Expectation sees no rate-hike, followed by an affirmation of dovish stance by the Fed.

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Gold price trend will depend on today news. We think the precious metal will maintain its bullish direction and reach $1,337. Traders could watch $1,300 as the level to enter long positions.

Today critical level to watch:

Support: $1,300, $1,290, $1,280

Resistance: $1,337

Silver further higher high

The price of silver continues¶ moving upside ignoring risk-averse sentiment before The Fed. It is only a few cents from $16.00 before it turned lower. If a silver bull could continue to maintain the level above previous day high and close above it then we will see $16.00 tested soon.

Today critical level to watch:

Support: $15.60, $15.20, $15.00, $14.40

Resistance: $16.00

Crude oil finally break above $54.50?

Crude oil move as expected inside $52.40 – $54.50 area and currently challenging the top of the area. The upward movement happens before the Fed interest-rate decision and after U.S crude oil data release. Today data release show less surplus of 0.9 million barrels vs. 3.0 million barrels surplus expectation. Will we finally see a breakout above the resistance?

Today critical level to watch:

Support: $52.40, $50.00, $49.00

Resistance: $54.50, $55.00

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