百利好晚盘分析：GDP远超预期 黄金高位震荡

Gold Market - The U.S. GDP data for Q3 was reported at 4.3%, a significant increase from the previous value of 3.8%, but the actual growth rate is believed to be closer to 2% when excluding anomalies [1] - Wall Street is shifting focus from recession risks to concerns about economic overheating and rising inflation due to the strong GDP data [1] - Gold prices experienced a short-term decline but remain in an upward trend, with a historical high of $4525 reached [1] - Key support for gold is at $4445, while resistance is at $4545 [1] Oil Market - Oil prices are rising as the market weighs strong U.S. economic data against geopolitical risks from Venezuela and Ukraine [2] - Strong personal consumption expenditure data supports the outlook for future oil demand [2] - OPEC+ has no plans to increase production in Q1 2026, which, along with geopolitical risks and improving U.S. economic conditions, may drive oil prices higher [2] - Key support for oil is at $57.70, while resistance is at $59.20 [2] U.S. Dollar Index - The U.S. GDP data of 4.3% exceeded market expectations, leading to a reduced probability of a Fed rate cut in January to 13% from 26% [3] - The Eurozone economy has shown unexpected resilience, leading to lowered expectations for a rate cut in March 2026 [3] - The market is currently in a downward trend, with a focus on the support level of 97.40 and resistance at 98.10 [3] Nasdaq Index - The Nasdaq index closed with a small gain, approaching the upper line of a symmetrical triangle [4] - The market shows a short-term upward trend, but there is a potential for a technical pullback due to increased divergence from the 120-day moving average [4] - Key resistance is at 25700, while support is at 25350 [4] Copper Market - Copper prices have reached new highs, continuing an upward trend [5] - The price has broken through previous consolidation levels and is trading above the 60/120-day moving averages [5] - Key resistance for copper is at $5.60, while support is at $5.48 [5] Market Overview - The U.S. economy expanded at a rate of 4.3% in Q3, marking the fastest growth in two years [6] - Investors have reduced bets on a Fed rate cut next year, with the probability of a cut at the January 28 meeting estimated at only 17% [6] - President Trump stated that anyone opposing him will never hold the position of Fed Chair, indicating a desire for lower interest rates if the market performs well [6]