Core Viewpoint - The precious metals market has entered a phase of adjustment after a strong rally at the beginning of the year, with profit-taking by short-term futures traders becoming the main theme of the market [1][2]. Market Dynamics - External financial environment changes, including a slight rebound in the US dollar index and stable 10-year US Treasury yields at around 4.05%, have contributed to the recent pullback in precious metals [3][4]. - The price of crude oil remains at $66.50 per barrel, supporting inflation expectations but unable to offset the short-term impact of technical selling [4]. Pricing Mechanism - The gold spot and futures markets are experiencing seasonal liquidity adjustments, with the CME's December gold futures contract becoming the focal point of market capital dynamics [4]. - Current market consolidation is attributed more to psychological fluctuations among bulls near the $5200 level rather than a complete reversal of fundamentals [4]. Technical Targets - Gold bulls are eyeing the strong resistance level at $5400, with the immediate goal being to reclaim this week's high of $5269.40. Conversely, if bearish forces strengthen, the technical support at $4854.20 will be tested [2][4]. - The overall market performance of gold remains strong, with significant buying support near this week's low of $5109.50 despite recent declines [4]. Silver Market Outlook - The silver market is characterized by more aggressive trading, with bulls aiming to break the $100.00 technical barrier. The recent drop to $86.81 has established a new offensive benchmark at the overnight high of $90.255 [5]. - As long as prices do not fall below the February low of $71.815, the upward oscillation pattern for silver remains intact, with investors advised to monitor the support level at $84.56 and market sentiment for potential reversals [5].
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Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-27 12:57