【IC Markets财经日历】金银涨势再创新高，标普500攀至历史顶峰

Core Insights - Precious metals are experiencing a strong bullish trend, with silver surpassing $70 per ounce for the first time and gold approaching the $4500 mark [1][3] - Strong GDP data has boosted demand expectations, leading the S&P 500 index to reach a record closing high [3] - The US dollar continues to weaken under the pressure of interest rate cut expectations [3][7] Market Overview - Precious Metals: Silver surged by 3%, breaking the psychological barrier of $70, reaching a historical high of $71.08 per ounce, with a year-to-date increase of 145%. Gold rose by 0.8%, peaking at $4497.55 per ounce. The driving factors include safe-haven demand, interest rate cut expectations, and a weak dollar. Silver's performance is attributed to a tighter supply-demand balance and strong industrial demand, which has outpaced gold [4] - Oil Market: US crude oil increased by 0.64% to $58.38 per barrel, while Brent crude rose by 0.5% to $62.38 per barrel. The strong US GDP growth rate of 4.3% supports demand expectations, while geopolitical risks in Venezuela and Russia provide supply-side support [5] - Stock Market: The S&P 500 index rose by 0.46% to a record closing high of 6909.79 points. The Nasdaq increased by 0.57%, and the Dow Jones rose by 0.16%. The better-than-expected GDP data confirms the resilience of the US economy, boosting market sentiment. Nvidia led the tech sector, and growth stocks performed well as the market enters the seasonally bullish "Santa Claus rally" period [6] - Currency Market: The US dollar index fell by 0.2% to 98.02, reaching its lowest level since early October. Despite strong GDP data, the market remains convinced that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut path in 2026 will not change, putting continued pressure on the dollar. The Japanese yen rebounded by 0.5% amid warnings of intervention from Japanese authorities [7]