Group 1: Report's Core View - The weakening of the US dollar, the increasing probability of a December interest rate cut, and the enhanced expectation of a more dovish "Hassett Fed" policy have led to a continued strong - oscillating pattern for gold and silver. Geopolitical conflicts and energy - chain risks have added additional support. The mid - term upward logic remains unchanged [1]. - The weakening US economic data, including retail sales, consumer confidence, employment, and PPI, has increased the market's bet on a December interest rate cut. The probability of a 25bp cut in December is over 80% according to swap contracts [3]. - Gold's structural support is solid. Central bank gold purchases remain high, physical demand is resilient, and there is a potential marginal inflow in the ETF segment. Since the beginning of the year, gold and silver have risen by over 55% and nearly 80% respectively, driven by the decline in global real interest rates, the weakening of the dollar cycle, and central bank purchases [3]. - If the December interest rate cut is realized and the expectation of Hassett becoming the Fed chair is further strengthened, gold and silver prices may hit the upper limit of the range again, with silver having higher elasticity [3]. Group 2: Key Information - US economic data is weak. Retail sales in September only slightly rebounded, consumer confidence had the largest decline this year, and employment and PPI were also mild. The probability of a December interest rate cut continues to rise [2]. - Tensions in the Middle East have escalated, with multiple night attacks between Israel and Gaza. There is a risk of the local war spreading, and the global risk appetite is suppressed [2]. - The European energy chain faces winter uncertainties. Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian oil and power facilities have made European countries re - evaluate winter gas and power security and discuss additional reserves and supply alternatives [2]. Group 3: Price Outlook - The weekly price ranges are maintained at [4030 - 4200] for London gold and [50 - 55] for London silver [4]. Group 4: Index Information Special Index - The commodity index is 2241.06, up 0.12%; the commodity 20 index is 2543.53, up 0.04%; the industrial products index is 2200.67, up 0.03%; the PPI commodity index is 1336.40, down 0.13% [44]. Sector Index - The precious metals index on November 26, 2025, is up 0.25% today, up 1.28% in the past 5 days, up 4.87% in the past month, and up 52.36% year - to - date [45].
降息预期强化,?银震荡偏强
Zhong Xin Qi Huo·2025-11-27 01:52