ATFX策略师：黄金升至两周高点，或冲击3400美元关口

Group 1 - The main factor driving the rise in gold prices is the decline of the US dollar index, influenced by dovish comments from the Federal Reserve Chairman at the Jackson Hole central bank meeting [1] - Gold prices increased from a low of $3321 to a high of $3378 last week, and continued to rise, reaching $3386, approaching the $3400 mark [1] - President Trump is exerting pressure on the Federal Reserve to implement rapid interest rate cuts, which could lead to a weaker dollar index and potential economic challenges [1] Group 2 - The US core CPI year-on-year rate for July was 3.1%, above the previous value of 2.9%, indicating inflation concerns that could complicate the Fed's decision to cut rates [2] - If the Fed resumes rate cuts, it may lead to significant declines in the dollar index, benefiting gold and silver prices as well as non-US currencies [2] Group 3 - From April 22 to the present, gold has formed a converging triangle structure, with multiple peaks and troughs indicating a potential upward breakout [4] - Given the weak dollar index and ongoing tensions between the White House and the Federal Reserve, gold is likely to gain upward momentum, with a high probability of breaking through the upper boundary of the converging triangle [4]