Gold Prices Spike on Gaza Conflict, But Sustained Bull Market Uncertain
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Recent surge in gold prices is driven by global risk aversion due to Gaza conflict, but it may be premature to declare a new bull market.
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$2,000 per ounce area remains a key resistance level for gold after recent uptick.
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Hawkish Fed stance and upbeat economic data could temper bullish sentiment for gold in near future.
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Ukraine-Russia war earlier did not lead to sustained breakout above $2,100 despite initial gold price spike.
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Technical outlook is bearish if $2,000 area resistance holds, with downside target near $1,970 support level.
