GOLD PREDICTORS

The New Zealand dollar is following in the footsteps of the risk-sensitive currencies that were pounded on Tuesday. The growing fears that China's coronavirus epidemic and zero-covid policy would create a cocktail that threatens to disrupt the supply chain, to drive the cost. These concerns impacted market sentiment, causing the yen to rise further. Furthermore, confrontations between Ukraine and Russia continue to increase. According to Reuters, Gazprom has suspended gas supply to Bulgaria, while Polish PGNIG has said that Russia would suspend gas deliveries beginning April 27th. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is still projected to increase interest rates. Given the RBNZ's aggressive tone ...
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Inflation boosted US Treasury rates, and an active Federal Reserve rhetoric campaign, along with the dangers of a stalled but still deadly Ukraine conflict and the Bank of Japan's (BoJ) presumably perpetual liquidity policy, created a near-ideal situation for the dollar versus the yen with expanded volatility in the USDJPY pair. The USDJPY has jumped more than 1,000 pips within two months and trading above the roof of resistances. When President Christine Lagarde refused to modify monetary policy, the European Central Bank (ECB) aided the dollar's cause, although without expressly mentioning the Yen. Citing the very serious risk posed by the Ukraine crisis to economic ...
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The article presents recent technical picture of gold for 2022 using long term yearly chart. Gold prices increase as a result of the base formation at the forecasted inflection number of $1,680. Price rise by more than $300 as a result of the deep investigation by Gold Predictors in 2021. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has significantly altered the global geopolitical situation. Numerous assumptions can be made based on the current state of the war. However, it is assumed that the war will not be resolved by 2022, and consequences will have impact on gold. Geopolitical Instability and Inflation The outlook for the economy has shifted significantly ...
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