Gold Sector - Trump's nomination of Waller as the next Federal Reserve Chair is expected to drive a 15% economic growth in the U.S., indicating a shift in monetary policy focus [2] - Central banks in Asia have increased gold purchases for 15 consecutive months, raising total reserves to 74.19 million ounces, reflecting a strategy to mitigate risks in an uncertain global economic environment [2] - Analysts suggest that if interest rates are cut twice this year, gold prices could rise further [2] - Technically, gold is experiencing wide fluctuations, with a critical support level at $4,985; a drop below this could lead to a deeper correction towards $4,845 [2] Oil Sector - The EU has imposed new sanctions on Russia, banning services that support Russian seaborne oil exports, aiming to limit Russia's energy revenue [3] - Russia's oil production in the previous month was 9.28 million barrels per day, a decrease of 46,000 barrels from December, and 300,000 barrels below its OPEC+ quota [3] - Technically, after reaching $66.45, oil prices are in a corrective phase, with potential upward movement towards the $73-$74 range if the upward trend resumes; key support is at $63 [3] Dollar Index - The IMF reported an 8.1% decline in the Bloomberg Dollar Index against a basket of 10 major currencies over the past year, marking the largest drop since 2017 [4] - Concerns about dollar depreciation have increased due to Trump's tariff policies and deteriorating U.S. fiscal policies [4] - Analysts predict that Waller's potential acceleration of balance sheet reduction could raise long-term yields, impacting economic growth and financial stability [4] - Technically, the dollar index has broken below the 96-100.20 range but rebounded from a low of 95.49; resistance is at 98, with support between 96.10-96.30 [4] Nikkei 225 - The Nikkei 225 index is in a bullish trend, having reached a high of 58,569, with strong upward momentum; a pullback was followed by renewed gains, indicating a high probability of further increases [6] Copper Sector - Copper prices have stabilized after a significant drop at the end of last month, with fluctuations around the $5.64 support level; a breakout above $6.05 could signal a continuation of the bullish trend, while a drop below $5.55 may indicate a larger correction [7] Market Overview - IMF President Georgieva stated that short-term exchange rate fluctuations should not be overreacted to [8] - Federal Reserve's Bostic noted growing skepticism regarding confidence in the dollar [8] - The U.S. Maritime Administration has warned vessels to stay clear of Iranian waters [8]
百利好晚盘分析：非农即将揭晓 黄金宽幅震荡
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-10 09:48