Group 1 - Silver futures showed a slight increase, with the main contract on July 8 reported at 8958 CNY/kg, up 0.28% from the opening price of 8856 CNY/kg [1] - The highest price reached was 8959 CNY/kg, while the lowest was 8839 CNY/kg [1] Group 2 - FHN economist Chris Low noted that despite better-than-expected non-farm employment data for June, the overall situation is not celebratory, with only 74,000 private sector jobs added when excluding new teacher positions [2] - Low humorously suggested that setting low expectations can make poor data appear better, indicating a need to face the reality of slowing economic growth in the U.S. [2] Group 3 - Guoxin Futures commented on the uncertainty in trade policies, suggesting that silver futures may exhibit a volatile pattern due to recent tariff announcements by President Trump [3] - The report indicated that precious metals experienced wide fluctuations, with New York gold futures down 0.11% and Shanghai silver down 0.19% [3] - Looking ahead, precious metals are expected to remain volatile in the short term due to the influence of the U.S. dollar index and trade policy uncertainties, while medium to long-term support is expected from central bank purchases, technological demand, and de-dollarization trends [3]
国信期货：贸易政策仍存不确定性 白银期货或呈现震荡格局
Jin Tou Wang·2025-07-08 03:24