Group 1 - The fundamental attributes of gold are scarcity and safe-haven appeal, with the former being a physical property and the latter an emotional one. Despite annual mining, the incremental supply is only 1% of the total stock, making it difficult to influence international gold prices. The safe-haven attribute is the key factor determining gold price fluctuations [1] - Recent geopolitical events, such as the end of conflicts between Israel and Iran, and Thailand and Cambodia, have reduced the number of events that can trigger market risk aversion. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict is also approaching a resolution, with expectations of a peace agreement becoming mainstream in the market [1] - The latest gold price is around $3,338, which is only $161 away from its historical high of $3,499. However, this resilience is primarily attributed to the decline of the US dollar index rather than its safe-haven property [1][2] Group 2 - Since Trump's presidency, aggressive domestic and foreign policies have caused anxiety and disappointment among Wall Street and global financial institutions, leading to capital flight from the US and a significant drop in the dollar index. The dollar index peaked at 110.18 in January but has since fallen to a low of 96.37, remaining below the 100 mark [2] - Technically, gold has been in a converging triangle consolidation pattern since April 22, with the right side of the triangle becoming increasingly narrow, indicating a potential breakout. A peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine could increase the likelihood of a downward breakout for gold. However, recent rebound waves suggest that bulls are still making efforts, and if the dollar index remains weak, gold may still have the potential for an upward breakout [5]
ATFX:俄乌和谈预期下,黄金或难有亮眼表现
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-08-21 13:09