地缘动荡+降息预期升温 伦敦银出现多头动能

Group 1 - London silver is currently trading above $74.42, with a recent price of $75.02, reflecting a 3.31% increase, and has seen a high of $76.30 and a low of $72.88 during the session [1] - The U.S. military's intervention in Venezuela may weaken the dollar's credibility and international image, potentially providing support for precious metal prices [1] - Demand in industrial sectors such as photovoltaics and electric vehicles continues to outstrip supply for silver, maintaining low inventory levels [1] - Many Wall Street hedge fund managers acknowledge that current silver prices are overvalued by approximately 30%, yet they are reluctant to exit their positions [1] - Market expectations for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve may also support silver prices, with current pricing reflecting two anticipated cuts of 25 basis points this year [1] - A decrease in interest rates could lower the opportunity cost of holding silver, benefiting this non-yielding precious metal [1] - Upcoming U.S. employment indicators, including the December non-farm payroll report, are expected to attract significant market attention, particularly as it will be the first normal monthly data since the end of the government shutdown [1] Group 2 - London silver's early trading saw an increase supported by EMA50, gaining bullish momentum, particularly as it rose alongside the main bullish trend line [2] - The relative strength index reached oversold levels, indicating potential for continued upward movement in prices [2]