#XAUUSD @ 1,876.12 Gold price is on the backside of the prior bearish trendline and near-term bias is bullish with markets pricing dovish Fed tilt.

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• Gold price is on the backside of the prior bearish trendline and near-term bias is bullish with markets pricing dovish Fed tilt.
• There are eyes on a move towards a 50% mean reversion for the day ahead while above $1,870.

The Gold price finished the day pretty much unchanged amid a US Dollar which was mixed across the board, pushed and pulled over the comments from the Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell who was speaking at The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. Signature Even.

While he repeated much of the same as he did at the press conference that followed last week’s interest rate decision, the markets jumped on the most dovish of comments that were otherwise surrounded by hawkish rhetoric, and the US Dolla crumbled in a knee-jerk reaction.

Gold rallied only to come back under pressure as the markets digested the comments, moving within a range of between $1,865 and a high of $1,884. In Asia, the Gold price is climbing again and has scored a session high of $1,878.46 so far.

Meanwhile, analysts at ANZ Bank said that buying by central banks remains buoyant, with China raising its gold reserves for a third straight month.

analysts at TD Securities explained that their tracking of Shanghai gold traders’ positioning is collapsing. ”Over the last five sessions, SHFE traders liquidated nearly -13.4t of notional gold, which amounts to the fasted-pace liquidation in several years. This corroborates the view that the Chinese buying activity that helped propel gold higher over the last few months was exacerbated by Lunar New Year celebrations amid China’s reopening,” the analysts explained.

”This suggests that a major pillar supporting gold’s recent rally is eroding, but with Shanghai trader positioning now slightly below average, the pace of liquidations might slow. This implies that investors may once again become the marginal buyer or seller, which places CTA trend followers in the driver’s seat. However, while we don’t expect substantial downside flow until prices break the $1840/oz range, the margin of safety against a marginal buying program is low, the analysts at TDS added.”

As the chart illustrates, the Gold price is on the backside of the prior bearish trendline, so the bias is bullish with eyes on a move towards a 50% mean reversion for the day ahead while above $1,870.

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