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Charts Say Gold Is Heading for $768
Topics:Investment Strategy | Commodities | Gold & Precious Metals
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After failing to hold an important support level, gold is on its way to below $800, according to a technical analyst.
After failing to hold a support level of $816, "$768 is the next downside target," Sandy Jadeja, chief market strategist at ODL Securities told "Squawk Box Europe" Tuesday.
Gold struck a two-week low of $805.20 an ounce on Tuesday after oil fell to its lowest in nearly five months and the dollar rallied to two-year high against the British pound and a seven-month high versus the euro.
The precious metal has lost more than 20 percent in value since spiking to all-time high of $1,030.80 in March, mainly driven by profit taking, oil's falls from record highs and a rebounding dollar, Reuters reported.
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