Gold price recovery gathers pace after US midterms but $4,200 remains a major hurdle - investingLive

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Gold rose over 6% in the source’s reporting week and reclaimed $4,000; the author attributes part of the rebound to post-US-midterm dollar and Treasury-yield weakness. Resistance at $4,200–4,220 includes the 100-day moving average near $4,203: a firm break above that region could open $4,300, then the 200-day average near $4,468, while rejection could bring $4,000 back into focus. Buyers defended $3,900–4,000, supported by the 100-week moving average. The author concludes that the recovery remains a promising bounce rather than a confirmed bullish breakout until resistance is cleared.