特朗普“豪言”与地缘迷雾下 COMEX银陷技术困局多空悬殊

Group 1 - Silver prices are experiencing slight weakness during the Asian trading session, influenced by the upcoming U.S. non-farm payroll report and inflation data, leading to a consolidation phase in the silver market [1] - Geopolitical tensions remain high but have not escalated further, providing limited selling pressure on precious metals due to safe-haven demand [1] Group 2 - Trump has nominated Kevin Walsh as the Federal Reserve Chair, claiming he could drive U.S. economic growth to 15%, significantly exceeding market expectations of 2.4% and the historical average of 2.8%, indicating potential pressure on Walsh if appointed [3] - Chinese regulators are tightening control over financial institutions' exposure to U.S. Treasury bonds, pushing the offshore RMB to a 34-month high against the dollar at 6.9, reflecting a global trend of reducing dollar assets [3] - An Estonian intelligence report suggests that Russia is using ceasefire negotiations as a manipulation tool, indicating no genuine intent to end military actions, which poses ongoing threats to neighboring countries [3] Group 3 - The next upward target for March silver futures is to break the key resistance level of $92.015, while the short-term downward target for bears is to fall below the important support level of $60 [4] - The first resistance level for silver futures is the overnight high of $83.745, with further resistance at $85; the first support level is this week's low of $83.76, with additional support at $82 [4]