Group 1 - The international gold price is experiencing a slight decline, currently at $3337.92 per ounce, with a decrease of 0.14% [1] - Market participants are advised to pay attention to various U.S. economic indicators, including April durable goods orders, March FHFA house price index, May consumer confidence index, and May Dallas Fed business activity index, with expectations of a mixed impact on the market [1] Group 2 - President Trump has extended the deadline for imposing a 50% tariff on EU goods to July 9, temporarily easing geopolitical tensions [2] - Concerns over the increasing U.S. deficit have intensified following Moody's downgrade of the U.S. sovereign credit rating and the House's approval of Trump's high-tax spending bill, potentially increasing the deficit by nearly $4 trillion [2] - The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has surged to 5.14%, raising fears of debt monetization and inflation, making gold more attractive compared to traditional U.S. assets [2] Group 3 - Despite a recent pullback, gold prices are expected to trend upward due to ongoing geopolitical risks, tariff policies, and concerns over the U.S. budget [3] - Citigroup has raised its 0-3 month gold price target to $3500 per ounce, while UBS maintains a bullish outlook, anticipating gold will test the $3500 level again [3] - With the market remaining above $3310 and strong safe-haven demand, traders are advised to maintain a bullish stance and look for entry points driven by news headlines [3]
国际黄金延续回调 地缘紧张局势暂缓
Jin Tou Wang·2025-05-27 02:54