地缘局势风险难稳、金价震荡调整仍待走强

Group 1 - International gold prices experienced fluctuations and closed higher on February 19, driven by ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which provided rebound momentum [1] - The strengthening U.S. dollar index and better-than-expected initial jobless claims data limited bullish sentiment, preventing gold from returning above the mid-range [1] - The outlook suggests a tendency for gold prices to rise, supported by the 30-day and 60-day moving averages, indicating a buying opportunity on dips [1] Group 2 - Gold prices opened at $4977.09 per ounce, hitting an intraday low of $4959.36 before fluctuating, reaching a high of $5022.08 during the U.S. trading session, and ultimately closing at $4996.35, with a daily range of $62.72 and a gain of $19.26, or 0.39% [3] - On February 20, gold opened with narrow fluctuations, facing resistance from the strengthening dollar index and technical barriers, while also having support from various moving averages and geopolitical factors [3] - Key economic indicators to watch include the U.S. December core PCE price index year-on-year, the initial estimate of the fourth quarter annualized GDP growth rate, and the final consumer sentiment index from the University of Michigan for February, which could influence gold prices depending on whether the data is perceived as positive or negative [3]