Market Overview - The US dollar index is trading around 98.722, while spot silver opened at $78.24/oz and is currently around $78.74/oz [1] - On January 7, the dollar index rose by 0.14% to close at 98.736, while spot silver fell by 3.74% to $78.17/oz due to profit-taking by traders [1] - Spot gold experienced a decline of 0.86%, closing at $4455.27/oz, and platinum dropped by 5.76% to $2299.50/oz [1] Silver Market Analysis - On January 7, silver ETF holdings decreased by 18.33 tons to 16099.83 tons [1] - The silver market opened at $81.256, reached a high of $82.764, and then fell to a low of $76.323 before closing at $78.146, indicating a significant technical adjustment [3] - Current trading strategies suggest short positions at $81 with stop-loss at $81.3, targeting levels of $80, $79.2, $78.5, and $78, with potential support at $77.3 and $76.3 [3] Economic Indicators - The US ADP employment numbers for December increased by 41,000, which is below the market expectation of 47,000 [2] - Traders have reduced bets on the European Central Bank's monetary policy, with expectations for the first interest rate hike pushed to March 2027 [2] - Key economic data to watch includes US initial jobless claims and the Challenger job cuts report scheduled for January 8 [4]
1月8日白银早评：“小非农”弱于预期 银价早盘“V”型走势
Jin Tou Wang·2026-01-08 02:09