国际银试探冲破阻力位 市场警惕美元“崩盘”

Group 1 - International silver is currently trading above $113.19, with a recent high of $114.34 and a low of $110.65, indicating a short-term volatile trend [1] - Silver has increased over 55% year-to-date, continuing its strong performance after a 146% rise last year, leading the precious metals sector [1] - Citibank has raised its short-term silver price forecast to $150 per ounce, reflecting optimistic expectations for industrial metal demand amid global economic uncertainty [1] Group 2 - The recent free trade agreement between India and the EU may reduce reliance on the US dollar by promoting direct settlements in euros and rupees, potentially impacting global trade dynamics [1] - The US dollar index has dropped 1.33% to 95.75, reaching a four-year low of 95.57, leading investors to seek safe-haven assets like silver [2] - Analysts suggest that the recent rebound in the dollar since June is viewed as a bearish correction, with the dollar nearing multi-year lows [2] Group 3 - The latest trend line for silver connects $70.07 and $90.33, with an expected rise to $97.57, while a secondary trend line connects $48.64 and $70.97, projected to reach $85.15 [3] - If silver prices rise above $110.00, they may move towards resistance levels of $112.50 to $113.50; key retracement areas for potential value opportunities are identified between $104.04-$102.09 and $95.79-$93.91 [3]