Group 1 - The US dollar weakened due to disappointing initial jobless claims data, leading to a rebound in gold prices, which broke through the key psychological level of $3,300 per ounce [1] - The Federal Reserve's minutes from the May 6-7 meeting indicated that policymakers face a "dilemma" in the coming months, with rising inflation and unemployment rates increasing the risk of economic recession [1] - Gold, as a non-yielding asset, tends to be more attractive in a low-interest-rate environment, which may drive further investment interest [1] Group 2 - The global debt market is showing dangerous signals, with the US 30-year Treasury auction experiencing historic cold reception and the bid yield soaring to 4.85% [3] - The debt-to-GDP ratios for the US and Japan have surpassed 135% and 265% respectively, indicating unsustainable fiscal conditions that threaten the foundation of the US dollar [3] - Attention is focused on key upcoming events, including the PCE data release, OPEC+ production meeting, and G7 finance ministers' summit, which could influence monetary policy decisions [3] Group 3 - Technical analysts predict that spot gold is expected to test a support level of $3,272 per ounce, with a potential drop to the range of $3,215 to $3,243 if this level is breached [3] - The current correction phase in gold prices, starting from $3,336, may have the potential to break below the previous low of $3,253 [4] - Resistance is noted at $3,308, and if surpassed, prices could rise to the range of $3,330 to $3,348 [4]
金价或考验支撑 双锯齿结构酝酿中
Jin Tou Wang·2025-05-30 07:13