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Gold falls toward hourly moving averages. Can sellers keep control?
Put the Kazakhstan headline in perspective The World Gold Council’s September report showed that gold accounted for approximately 75% of Kazakhstan’s…
Put the Kazakhstan headline in perspective The World Gold Council’s September report showed that gold accounted for approximately 75% of Kazakhstan’s reserves. The decline has now brought two important technical levels into play: 200-hour moving average: $4,167.60 100-hour moving average: $4,152.92 At a price near $4,167, gold is just below the 200-hour moving average but remains above the 100-hour moving average.
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Put the Kazakhstan headline in perspective The World Gold Council’s September report showed that gold accounted for approximately 75% of Kazakhstan’s reserves. The decline has now brought two important technical levels into play: 200-hour moving average: $4,167.60 100-hour moving average: $4,152.92 At a price near $4,167, gold is just below the 200-hour moving average but remains above the 100-hour moving average.
- World Gold Council
- $4,167.6/oz
- 2026-10-12
- Source: https://investinglive.com/education/gold-falls-toward-hourly-moving-averages-can-sellers-keep-control
Topics: World Gold Council, gold research report, gold price target