Market Overview - The US dollar index is trading around 99.20, while spot silver opened at $58.46/oz and is currently around $58.30/oz. Silver T+D is trading at approximately 13,730 CNY/kg, and the main Shanghai silver contract is around 13,760 CNY/kg [1] - On December 2, the dollar index fell by 0.09% to close at 99.319, while spot silver rose by 0.84% to close at $58.44/oz. Spot gold dropped by 0.59% to $4,205.38/oz, and platinum fell by 1.11% to $1,638.45/oz. Palladium increased by 2.19% to $1,456.00/oz [1] Silver Market Data - As of December 2, silver ETF holdings increased by 60.79 tons to 15,863.15 tons compared to the previous trading day [1] - The payment direction for the December 2 deferred compensation fee was Ag (T+D) -- short paying long [1] Economic Indicators - Key economic data to watch includes the US ADP employment numbers for November, the US import price index for September, the US industrial production for September, the final value of the US services PMI for November, and the US ISM non-manufacturing PMI for November [1] Precious Metals Forecast - Deutsche Bank predicts that gold prices will rise to $4,400/oz within the next year, while silver prices are expected to reach $59/oz [4] Trading Activity - There has been a significant increase in precious metal derivatives trading, with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange reporting the second-highest average daily trading volume in November [5] Silver Price Analysis - On the previous day, spot silver opened slightly lower at $57.687, filled the gap at $58, and then retreated. The lowest point was $56.531, followed by a rally that peaked at $58.655 before closing at $58.493. The daily candlestick formed a long lower shadow hammer pattern, indicating potential upward movement with targets at $58.5, $59, and $59.4-$59.8 [6]
12月3日白银早评：白银回调后涨势不改 美国11月ADP数据来袭
Jin Tou Wang·2025-12-03 03:40