黄金ETF持仓量报告解读（2025-11-11）金价高开高走 破4100关口

Core Viewpoint - The SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold ETF, reported a holding of 1,042.06 tons of gold as of November 10, remaining unchanged from the previous trading day. The spot gold price rebounded strongly, surpassing $4,100 per ounce, closing at $4,115.71, a significant increase of $114.44 or 2.86% [5]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The gold price experienced a strong upward trend, breaking the $4,100 mark due to a weaker US dollar and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, which boosted the gold market [5]. - The market sentiment shifted positively as the US Senate passed a temporary funding bill, alleviating concerns over a government shutdown, which reduced demand for the dollar and supported precious metals [5]. - Weak private sector employment data and a low University of Michigan consumer confidence index heightened concerns about the US economy, leading traders to increase bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts, with a 65% probability of a rate cut expected in December [5][6]. Group 2: Technical Analysis - Analysts noted that the gold market remains bullish, especially after breaking the $4,100 resistance level. The daily chart shows the relative strength index trending higher, indicating accumulating bullish momentum [6]. - Gold prices are holding above key moving averages, reinforcing a positive outlook. The 4-hour chart indicates that prices are above the 20, 100, and 200-period moving averages, suggesting increased buying pressure [6]. Group 3: Future Price Targets - If gold prices continue to rise, the next target will be above the October 22 high of $4,160, potentially reaching the psychological level of $4,200, with further targets at the upper Bollinger Band of $4,325 and the historical high of $4,380 acting as major resistance [7]. - On the downside, the $4,000 level remains critical; a drop below this could lead to a retreat to the lower Bollinger Band at $3,835, followed by the 100-day moving average at $3,705 [7].