Group 1 - International silver regained momentum, trading above $38 after a previous three-week high, supported by a weaker dollar ahead of U.S. consumer inflation data [1] - The U.S. announced significant military aid to Ukraine, including the "Patriot" air defense system, which is seen as a key variable in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict [2] - Trump's military aid strategy marks a shift from Biden's direct assistance, requiring European allies to purchase U.S. weapons for Ukraine, while threatening severe sanctions against Russia if agreements are not reached within 50 days [2][3] Group 2 - Increased military aid and potential sanctions against Russia may escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict, leading to heightened market risk aversion, which could support gold and silver prices in the short term [3] - If negotiations between Russia and Ukraine progress, reduced geopolitical risks may lead to a decrease in safe-haven demand, potentially causing a pullback in silver prices [4] - Technical analysis indicates that international silver prices have shown three consecutive days of gains, breaking through the $38.80-$39.30 range, although a recent drop to $38.30 has created a "high fall" pattern [5] Group 3 - Support levels for silver are identified at $38.00 and $37.65, while resistance levels are at $38.60, $39.00, and $40.00 [6]
特朗普对乌政策转向 国际白银获短期支撑
Jin Tou Wang·2025-07-15 12:08