美1月PMI支撑经济增长银价走跌

Group 1 - International silver is currently trading below $77.68, opening at $88.14 per ounce, and is reported at $75.89 per ounce, down 13.93% [1] - The highest price reached was $90.41 per ounce, while the lowest was $73.41 per ounce, indicating a bearish short-term trend [1] Group 2 - The S&P Global US Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) stands at 52.5, unchanged from last month’s eight-month low and slightly below market expectations of 52.8 [3] - The services sector continues to expand, supported by strong manufacturing output growth in January, indicating an annualized economic growth rate of approximately 1.7% [3] - Consumer-facing businesses are increasingly reflecting a challenging operating environment, with service demand declining in January, following near stagnation in December, highlighting low consumer confidence and cost-of-living pressures [3] - Despite the relative resilience of financial and business service providers, demand growth in these areas is beginning to show signs of fatigue amid growing concerns about the economic outlook, often attributed to political uncertainty [3] - Inflationary pressures in the services sector remain elevated [3] Group 3 - Short-term silver price is expected to continue its correction, with key resistance levels at $82.2/$92.2 and support levels at $86-$87, with critical levels at $83-$84, $80, and $75-$76 [4]