Macro News - The US ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 48.2 in November, marking nine consecutive months of contraction, with new orders declining at the fastest pace since July and factory employment continuing to shrink [1] - The Bank of Japan's Governor hinted at a possible interest rate hike in December, suggesting a normalization of rates to around 0.75% if wage and inflation momentum continues, indicating a shift from ultra-loose monetary policy rather than a tightening [1] Institutional Perspectives - The strong signal from the Bank of Japan's Governor regarding a December rate hike may lead to adjustments in asset prices globally, potentially impacting precious metal prices in the short term [1] - Weak economic and employment data from the US, combined with some Federal Reserve officials supporting a rate cut in December, has increased expectations for a rate cut by the Fed [1] - Fiscal easing policies have been introduced by Germany, the US, Japan, and the UK, contributing to expectations of rising global debt and fiscal deficits [1] - Central banks around the world continue to purchase gold, with the one-month borrowing rate for London silver exceeding 5%, while geopolitical risks in regions like Ukraine, the Middle East, and Venezuela may support precious metal prices in the medium to long term [1]
宏源期货：缘政治风险难解 中长期或将支撑贵金属价格
Jin Tou Wang·2025-12-02 07:06