Market Overview - The US dollar index is trading around 98.882, while spot gold opened at $4509.80 per ounce and is currently trading at approximately $4578.39 per ounce. Gold T+D is trading around 1022.00 CNY per gram, and the Shanghai gold main contract is at 1025.06 CNY per gram [1][1]. - On the previous trading day, the US dollar index rose by 0.26% to 99.130, and spot gold increased by 0.71% to $4509.13 per ounce. Other precious metals saw mixed results, with spot silver rising by 3.89% to $79.95 per ounce, platinum decreasing by 0.57% to $2268.50 per ounce, and palladium increasing by 1.35% to $1818.27 per ounce [1][1]. Inventory Data - As of January 9, COMEX gold inventory stands at 1129.43 tons, a decrease of 2.34 tons from the previous trading day. COMEX silver inventory is at 13677.47 tons, down by 85.19 tons [2][2]. - SPDR gold ETF holdings are at 1064.56 tons, a reduction of 2.57 tons from the previous day, while SLV silver ETF holdings increased by 93.05 tons to 16308.48 tons [2][2]. Economic Indicators - In December, the US non-farm payrolls increased by 50,000, with revisions in October and November showing a total downward adjustment of 76,000 jobs. The unemployment rate for December is recorded at 4.4% [4][4]. - Following the non-farm payroll report, the swap market indicates a zero probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut in January [4][4]. Geopolitical Developments - Tensions with Iran are escalating, with Iranian officials warning that US bases and troops could become "legitimate targets" if provoked. President Trump has threatened to intervene in Iran, considering various options for action [5][5]. - In Venezuela, Trump has canceled plans for a second wave of attacks and is pressuring major oil companies to invest $100 billion in the country, with Venezuela offering 30 million barrels of oil to the US [5][5].
1月12日金市早评：超级周落幕 黄金蓄力冲击历史高位
Jin Tou Wang·2026-01-12 04:12