Lower Gold prices amid weak economic numbers
Investors are putting bearish bets on the safe-haven asset as gold prices are trading modestly down in early U.S. dealings Wednesday, following the U.S. ADP employment report for April that showed a staggering loss of U.S. jobs. Silver bulls' next upside price objective is closing prices above solid technical resistance at the April high of $16.505 an ounce.
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