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Group 1 - The international silver market is currently trading below $73.47, with a recent opening at $76.23 per ounce and a current price of $73.27, reflecting a decline of 3.82% [1] - The highest price reached was $76.40 per ounce, while the lowest dipped to $72.43, indicating a bearish short-term trend in the silver market [1] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes revealed that respondents expect approximately $220 billion in short-term Treasury purchases over the next 12 months, despite significant variance in estimates [3] - The Fed decided to initiate short-term Treasury purchases, believing that reserves in the financial system have fallen to a level considered "ample," as indicated by rising short-term financing costs [3] - The Fed plans to purchase about $40 billion in short-term Treasuries monthly, with a gradual reduction in purchase amounts, having already acquired approximately $38 billion this month [3] Group 3 - The silver market experienced a price drop from an opening of $72.381, reaching a low of $71.066 before a strong rally, peaking at $78.112, and closing at $76.21, forming a bullish candlestick pattern [4] - The market strategy includes reducing positions at specific levels and setting stop-loss orders, with targets set at $76, $77, $78.1, and $79 for potential resistance [4]