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Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts

Gold

Gold made an attempt to settle below the support at $2870 – $2880 but lost momentum and climbed back above the $2900 level.

Silver

Silver rallied above the $32.00 level as gold/silver ratio pulled back below the psychologically important 90 level.

Platinum

Platinum is trying to settle above the resistance at $1025 – $1030 as demand for precious metals stays strong.

Source – FXEMPIRE

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