格林大华期货早盘提示：贵金属-20251014
Ge Lin Qi Huo·2025-10-14 01:50

Report Summary 1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Gold and silver in the non-ferrous and precious metals sector are rated as "Bullish" [1] 2. Core View - Despite the easing of the Israel-Hamas conflict and the financial market's digestion of the US President's tariff threats, gold and silver prices continued to surge overnight. The combination of safe-haven funds and market inertia drove gold to break through $4,100 for the first time in history, and a historic short squeeze in the London silver market pushed silver to break through the $50 mark for the first time since 1980. However, due to the large number of profit-taking positions accumulated from the recent continuous rise, short - term volatility has intensified [1] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs Market Review - COMEX gold futures closed up 3.24% at $4,130 per ounce, and COMEX silver futures closed up 7.47% at $50.775 per ounce. Shanghai gold closed up 2.45% at 936.72 yuan per gram, and Shanghai silver rose 4.22% at 11,710 yuan per kilogram [1] Important Information - The world's largest gold ETF, SPDR Gold Trust, increased its holdings by 1.72 tons to 1,018.88 tons. The world's largest silver ETF, iShares Silver Trust, increased its holdings by 310.5 tons, the largest increase since July 21, to 15,754.26 tons. A cease - fire agreement in Gaza was signed in Egypt, and the US President said they were in the third and fourth stages of the Gaza agreement [1] Market Logic - The financial market has digested the impact of the US President's tariff threats, with the Wind All - A Index rebounding and US stocks rising. Despite the easing of the Israel - Hamas conflict, gold and silver prices continued to soar. Gold's rise was driven by safe - haven funds and market inertia, and silver's rise was due to a historic short squeeze [1] Trading Strategy - Gold and silver have risen continuously, accumulating many profit - taking positions, and short - term volatility has intensified. Long positions should continue to hold, but be cautious about chasing the rise [1]