Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 26-Mar

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 26-Mar

Emas dijangka melantun minggu ni, menuju USD1700.

Bersedia untuk menjual dan mengambil untung jangka pendek.

Asia's physical market was muted

Asia's physical market was muted, with the narrow price range drying up interest from both buyers and sellers, traders said. The lackluster China data also fanned concerns about China's retail gold appetite.

"People are concerned about China's economic growth. If growth slows down and inflation eases, people may choose not to buy gold," said a Hong Kong-based gold dealer.

"We have been range bound for a while and people are looking at the possibility of breaking lower rather than higher."

Gold has been stuck in a range between roughly $1,635 to $1,670 over the past week.

In India, the world's largest gold consumer, jewelers were closed for a fifth day on Wednesday in protest against an import duty hike on bullion.

source: kitco

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 19-Mar

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 19-Mar

Hanya 42% penganalisa berpendapat minggu ni emas akan naik, kekuatan dollar menyebabkan harga emas tidak menentu. Harga emas dijangkakan berlegar antara USD1600 to USD1760.

Minggu ni memang sesuai untuk memborong.

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 12-Mar

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 12-Mar

Segelintir penganalisa sahaja menjangkan emas akan naik minggu ni. Ini berdasarkan kepada momentum pola harga yang menaik minggu lepas.

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 06-Mar

Ramalan Harga Emas Minggu 06-Mar

Kebanyakkan penganalisa 63% meramalkan emas naik minggu ni. Support level USD1680.

Sesuai untuk menambah stock.

Ribut emas di hari rabu

Rabu - Khamis pagi waktu malaysia.

Kitco:

NEW YORK (TheStreet ) -- Gold prices were recovering Thursday after Wednesday's swoon resulted in the worst single-session loss in three years.

Gold for April delivery was rising $6.40 to $1,717.70 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,726.40 and as low as $1,695.10 an ounce, while the spot price was gaining $19.80, according to Kitco's gold index.

Silver prices were gaining 39 cents to $35.04 an ounce while the U.S. dollar index was falling 0.05% at $78.779.

"The massacre was attributed to a host of different reasons -- from month end book squaring, to the positive PMI numbers to Bernanke's suggestion that ultra loose monetary policies may soon come to an end," read a report from bullion dealer GoldCore. "None of these reasons would justify the scale of the massive sell offs seen in gold and silver yesterday. Gold and silver markets saw massive sell orders from large institutional sources -- as only large institutions selling could have caused a price falls of the magnitude seen yesterday. There were highly speculative unsourced rumors of an Asian fund selling gold and rumors of a single bullion sale of 31 tonnes or some 1 million ounces by an unnamed seller."