News list for "Gold Continuation"
According to the latest brokerage pending order data, international spot gold continues to rise, pay attention to the dense area of multiple pending orders; the United States and Japan have rebounded in the short term, and pay attention to the dense area of multiple pending orders above the current price... Click to view the latest report
International spot gold continues the previous volatile trend, and only by standing firm at the key option betting position 39XX can further bullish continuation be possible. International spot silver 48.X transactions are the most active, which is a more critical...
According to the latest brokerage pending order data, international spot gold continues to rise, pay attention to the dense area of multiple pending orders; the United States and Japan trade sideways, and the empty pending orders near the current price are dense... Click to view the latest report
According to the latest brokerage pending order data, international spot gold continues to rise in the Asian market, paying attention to the dense area of multiple pending orders; the US and Japan V-shaped reversal, paying attention to the dense area of multiple pending orders... Click to view the latest report
According to the latest brokerage pending order data, international spot gold continues to decline in the Asian market. Pay attention to the intensive area of empty orders above the current price; the United States and Japan fluctuate downward, pay attention to the intensive area of empty orders below... Click to view the latest report
Spot gold continued to rise, breaking through $4,110/ounce, peaking at $4,115.94/ounce, and rising more than $30 in the short term.
Spot gold continued to rise, breaking through $4,310/ounce, up 1.48% on the day.
Spot gold continued to rise, breaking through $4,290/ounce, up 1.94% on the day.
Spot gold continued its decline, falling about $30 from a higher level and falling to around $4,261 per ounce at one point.
Spot gold continued its decline, falling about $30 from a higher level and falling to around $4,261 per ounce at one point.
