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Gold Price Analysis: XAU/USD loses the 1600 mark as bears drive gold to four-day lows

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  • XAU/USD had a massive bull-run last week as the Fed announced no limit to its bond-buying scheme.
  • XAU/USD is breaking below the 1600 mark.
 

XAU/USD daily chart

 
XAU/USD is consolidating the bullish run stemming from 2020 lows while challenging the 50 DMA (daily simple moving average). 

XAU/USD four-hour chart

 
Bears seem to have taken over as the market is losing the 1600 support and the 200 SMA. A daily close below the 1600 mark could be seen as bearish with a potential decline towards the 1560 and 1520 levels in the medium term. Resistances are seen near the 1600, 1614 and 1636 levels on the way up.
   

Additional key levels

 

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