金瞄3800银指45 三重动力驱动金银牛市

Market Overview - The US dollar index continued its rebound, reaching a daily high of 97.81 before closing up 0.33% at 97.67, marking three consecutive days of gains [1] - Spot gold surged by $50 from its low, closing up 1.12% at $3685.47 per ounce, achieving its fifth consecutive weekly gain [1] - Spot silver closed up 2.94% at $43.03 per ounce [1] Key News Summary - The US dollar index rose on Friday, with Federal Reserve Governor Milan suggesting continued rate cuts in the coming months, and Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari advocating for two more rate cuts this year, reinforcing expectations for monetary easing [2] - The US House Republican funding bill failed to pass in the Senate, increasing the risk of government shutdown and exacerbating market volatility due to partisan divisions [2] - The EU approved the 19th round of sanctions against Russia, while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continued, with Trump planning discussions with Arab leaders regarding a ceasefire in Gaza and Israeli officials seeking to expand sovereignty in the West Bank [2] - Citigroup raised its three-month gold price target to $3800 per ounce, reflecting a long-term optimistic outlook for gold prices [2] Trading Strategy - Expectations of monetary policy easing, combined with political and geopolitical uncertainties, are providing upward momentum for gold and silver prices [3] - Technically, New York gold is supported around $3550 and may test the $3800 level, while silver, benefiting from both financial and industrial demand, could see upward movement towards $45 after breaking through $43 [3] - Overall, any pullbacks present buying opportunities, as gold and silver remain in a long-term bullish market trend [3]