Group 1: US Dollar Index - The US Dollar Index broke below the strong support level of 99.00 last week, closing on a bearish note, indicating a continued focus on the previous week's blue line trend this week [1][9] - The medium-term outlook for the US Dollar Index remains bullish, with potential upward movement expected to reach levels of 101.70 and 102.40 if it surpasses the resistance at 99.40 [1][9] - Short-term trading is expected to remain bearish below 99.10, with key support at 98.00 to be monitored for potential reversal [1][9] Group 2: Euro - The Euro continued its upward movement last week, with a focus on the strong resistance level at 1.1730 this week, while maintaining a medium-term bearish outlook [2][11] - Caution is advised for long positions, with a preference for short positions if the price drops below 1.1580, indicating a return to a downtrend [2][11] - The trading range between 1.1580 and 1.1730 is considered less favorable for short-term operations, suggesting a flexible approach [2][11] Group 3: Gold - Gold reached a high of approximately 4264 before retreating, remaining in a high-level consolidation phase [4][13] - The strategy for this week involves shorting gold below 4275, with a medium-term bearish outlook targeting levels down to 3820 [4][13] - Specific trading recommendations include shorting around 4240 with a stop loss at 4272, aiming for targets at 4129, 4030, 3974, and 3820 [4][13] Group 4: Silver - Silver reached new highs last week but is currently experiencing high-level consolidation, with a bullish trend still apparent [6][15] - Although the current wave may be nearing completion, there are no significant bearish signals, suggesting a focus on observation this week [6][15] - For potential trading, short-term flexibility is recommended, with key support at 57.50 and resistance levels at 59.60 and 60.05 [6][16]
张果彤:黄金建议逢高中线做空
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-08 13:33