Group 1 - The U.S. President made significant remarks regarding potential repercussions for European countries that might sell U.S. assets due to tariff threats related to Greenland, pressuring them to adhere to a new emerging agreement about the island's future [1][3] - Safe-haven assets like gold and silver saw substantial increases following these developments, with the U.S. November core PCE price index meeting expectations [1][3] - The U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending January 17 were reported at 200,000, lower than the expected 210,000, indicating a stable labor market [1][3] Group 2 - The gold market opened at 4832.9, experienced a drop to a low of 4770.6, and then surged to a high of 4340.8 before closing at 4937.5, forming a long lower shadow bullish candlestick [1][3] - The silver market opened at 91.052, fell to a low of 90.723, and reached a historical high of 96.656 before closing at 96.176, also forming a long lower shadow bullish candlestick [2][4] - The Euro market opened at 1.16836, dropped to a low of 1.16686, and peaked at 1.17558 before closing at 1.17550, indicating a bullish trend [2][4] - The crude oil market opened at 60.74, peaked at 60.9, and fell to a low of 59.04 before closing at 59.69, forming a long upper shadow bearish candlestick [2][4] - The Nasdaq market opened at 25406.83, dropped to a low of 25337.16, and reached a high of 25598.04 before closing at 25480.88, showing a spinning top candlestick pattern [2][4]
王金盛:黄金冲高今日还会涨吗 日内走势分析及操作建议
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-23 07:10