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(fxcue news) - Indian shares closed higher on Monday, mirroring gains in other Asian and European markets after the first round of voting left Le Pen's National Rally looking short of securing a majority in parliament, helping ease concerns about further strains on the country's public finances. President Emmanuel Macron has called for a "broad" alliance against the far right in the second round, which will see run-off votes between two or three candidates where there was no outright winner in the first round. The benchmark S&P/BSE Sensex ended the session up 443.46 points, or 0.56 percent, at 79,476.19 - extending the ongoing uptrend. The broader NSE Nifty index closed up 131.35 points, or 0.55 percent, at 24,141.95 and the mid-cap and small-cap stocks also saw renewed strength. IT stocks topped the gainers list, with Tech Mahindra and Wipro climbing 3 percent and 2.4 percent respectively. Bajaj Finance, Grasim and UltraTech Cement all rose around 2 percent while Apollo Hospital Enterprise, Eicher Motors and NTPC dropped 1-2 percent.

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EURUSD trading, selling for profit

In the morning session of the Asian market, buying spot gold resulted in profits, while selling GBP/USD resulted in profits.

The price of gold has risen again, with 2 buy orders yielding profits and short-term sell orders yielding profits at high levels, perfect.

Suggestions for spot gold trading operations: Sell when the price rises close to 2680, sell when it unexpectedly rises above 2690, and buy when the price falls close to 61 or 54. I bought near 2650 in the morning yesterday and sold near 2670 and 2673 in the evening.

In terms of short-term trading strategy for Japanese gold, it is recommended to focus on buying with a pullback and selling with a rebound as a supplement. The short-term focus should be on the 2680-2685 resistance line above, and the short-term focus should be on the 2655-2650 support line below.

The price of gold remains strong, and we broke even today.

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EURUSD trading, selling for profit

In the morning session of the Asian market, buying spot gold resulted in profits, while selling GBP/USD resulted in profits.

The price of gold has risen again, with 2 buy orders yielding profits and short-term sell orders yielding profits at high levels, perfect.

Suggestions for spot gold trading operations: Sell when the price rises close to 2680, sell when it unexpectedly rises above 2690, and buy when the price falls close to 61 or 54. I bought near 2650 in the morning yesterday and sold near 2670 and 2673 in the evening.

In terms of short-term trading strategy for Japanese gold, it is recommended to focus on buying with a pullback and selling with a rebound as a supplement. The short-term focus should be on the 2680-2685 resistance line above, and the short-term focus should be on the 2655-2650 support line below.

The price of gold remains strong, and we broke even today.

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