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Group 1 - The upcoming week is significant for the stock market due to the release of major employment reports, including Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) and private-sector payrolls from ADP [1][2] - Weekly Jobless Claims have shown consistency, currently around 230K, with longer-term claims remaining above 1.94 million for 12 consecutive weeks [3] - The Employment Situation report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is expected to show modest job growth of +75K new jobs, which is similar to the previous month's report [4][5] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates in response to lower job numbers, indicating that even a surprise increase in job growth would not alter their plans [6] - The S&P Manufacturing PMI and ISM Manufacturing reports for August are anticipated, with S&P expected to remain at 53.3 and ISM expected to rise to 48.5% [7] - Pre-market futures are declining, with major indexes falling below levels from five workdays ago, and bond yields have surged, indicating market volatility [8]

Economic Overview - Pre-market futures are improving following the release of major economic numbers, despite a drawback in EU markets due to rising unemployment and inflation in Germany [1] - U.S. indexes are experiencing volatility, with the small-cap Russell 2000 showing gains while other major indexes remain in the red [1] PCE and Inflation Metrics - July Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) figures were in-line with expectations, indicating no threat to the anticipated 25 basis point rate cut for the September Fed meeting [2] - Personal Income for July increased by 0.4%, the strongest since April, while Personal Spending rose by 0.5%, marking the highest increase since March [3] - The headline PCE Index showed a month-over-month increase of 0.2%, the lowest since May, with a year-over-year increase of 2.6%, consistent with the previous month [4] - Core PCE, excluding food and energy, increased by 0.3% month-over-month and 2.9% year-over-year, indicating stability in inflation metrics [5] Employment Data - July's non-farm payrolls increased by 73,000, surpassing the downwardly revised four-month average of 54,000, but significantly lower than the previous year's average of 122,000 [8] - The Fed's focus appears to be shifting from inflation to employment concerns, as weakening employment data is influencing the outlook for interest rates [9] Trade and Inventory Data - Advanced Trade in Goods for July showed a disappointing deficit of $103 billion, more than $10 billion lower than anticipated [10] - Advanced Retail Inventories and Wholesale Inventories both reported a month-over-month increase of 0.2%, indicating stable inventory levels in the current tariff environment [11] Market Expectations - The upcoming week will feature new jobs reports, including July JOLTS numbers and private-sector payrolls from ADP, with the significant BLS non-farm payrolls report expected next week [12]

Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the content Core View - The Fed Chair Powell's indication of a September interest rate cut due to easing employment supply - demand, along with Trump's pressure and global central banks' continuous gold purchases, may make precious metal prices prone to rising and difficult to fall. It is recommended that investors mainly establish long positions when prices decline [2]. Summary by Relevant Catalog Gold and Silver Market Data - **Shanghai Gold**: On August 28, 2025, the closing price was 779.86 yuan/gram, up 2.24 yuan from the previous day and 8.23 yuan from last week. Trading volume was 30,942, and open interest was 2,396 [2]. - **Shanghai Silver**: The closing price was 9,182 yuan/ten - grams on August 28, 2025, with a trading volume of 475,098 and an open interest change of - 25,366 [2]. - **COMEX Gold**: The closing price of the active contract was 3,392.20, with a trading volume of 151,643 and an open interest of 336,177. Inventory was 200,824.48 fine ounces [2]. - **COMEX Silver**: The closing price of the active contract was 39.71, trading volume was 54,907, and open interest was 62,636. Inventory was 517,194,775.47 fine ounces [2]. Important Information - **Macroeconomic Data**: The US Q2 real GDP annualized quarterly - on - quarterly rate was revised up to 3.3%, and the PCE price index was 2.5%. Last week, the initial jobless claims decreased to 229,000, and the continued claims dropped to 1,954,000, both lower than expected [2]. - **Central Bank Policies**: - The Fed may cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September, with possible further cuts in the next three to six months [2]. - The European Central Bank may cut interest rates at most once by the end of 2025 [2]. - The Bank of England cut the key interest rate by 25 basis points in August and may slow down the balance - sheet reduction. It may cut interest rates at most once by the end of 2025 [2]. - The Bank of Japan may start to reduce quarterly treasury bond purchases from 400 billion yen to 200 billion yen in April 2026 and has an expectation of raising interest rates by the end of 2025 [2]. Trading Strategy - For London gold, focus on the support level around $3,200 - $3,300 and the resistance level around $3,450 - $3,500. For Shanghai gold, focus on the support level around 760 - 770 and the resistance level around 800 - 810. For London silver, focus on the support level around $34 - $36 and the resistance level around $37 - $40. For Shanghai silver, focus on the support level around 8,500 - 8,700 and the resistance level around 9,100 - 9,500 [2].

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve Governor Waller supports a 25 basis point rate cut in the upcoming September meeting, citing potential economic weakness and manageable inflation as key factors influencing this decision [3][5]. Group 1: Rate Cut Support - Waller advocates for an immediate rate cut, suggesting that the FOMC should act quickly given the current economic indicators [3][6]. - He believes that if the upcoming non-farm payroll report shows significant economic weakness while inflation remains controlled, his stance on the necessity of a rate cut may change [3][4]. Group 2: Economic Indicators - The July non-farm payroll report showed only a 73,000 increase in jobs, significantly below the expected 110,000, raising concerns about the labor market [5]. - The downward revision of 258,000 jobs in the previous two months has heightened worries regarding employment [5]. Group 3: Market Reactions - Waller's comments and the recent employment data have opened the door for a potential rate cut in September, despite ongoing inflation concerns [5]. - The consensus among Fed officials appears to be fracturing, particularly regarding the impact of tariffs on the economy and inflation [6]. Group 4: Future Expectations - Waller anticipates further rate cuts in the next three to six months, contingent on forthcoming economic data [4]. - He emphasizes that the risks in the labor market are accumulating, which necessitates a reassessment of monetary policy [5].

Group 1: Market Overview - Gold prices experienced fluctuations on August 25, starting with a decline to around 3359 before rebounding and fluctuating between 3371 and 3362 during the European session, ultimately closing with a small bearish candle [1] - The U.S. Treasury yields rose, with the 2-year yield increasing by 4 basis points to 3.728% and the 10-year yield rising by 1.3 basis points to 4.271%, which may create competitive pressure on gold [4] Group 2: Federal Reserve Policy - Fed Chair Powell's remarks at the Jackson Hole symposium indicated rising risks in the U.S. labor market and persistent inflation pressures, leading to an increase in the probability of a September rate cut to 84% from 61.9% a month ago, which initially supported gold prices [2] - The upcoming PCE data is crucial, with expectations for the core inflation rate to rise to 2.9% by the end of 2023; results above expectations could challenge the urgency for rate cuts, negatively impacting gold prices [2][3] Group 3: Economic Indicators - The upcoming non-farm payroll report is expected to further influence the Fed's policy direction, with signs of weakening in the U.S. labor market, as indicated by a decline in new single-family home sales [2] - A combination of rising PCE inflation and weak non-farm employment data could lead the Fed to adopt a "wait-and-see" approach, which may create mixed signals for gold [3] Group 4: Technical Analysis - Gold has entered a high-level consolidation phase since peaking at 3500 in April, with a triangular convergence pattern indicating a balance of forces in the market [5] - The current support and resistance levels for gold are identified at 3320 (support) and 3416-3426 (resistance), with a focus on maintaining positions within this range until a clear breakout occurs [5][6] Group 5: Key Levels and Trading Strategy - The short-term moving averages are showing upward momentum, suggesting a potential for bullish movement if prices remain above the support zone of 3357-3347 [6] - The four-hour analysis indicates that the key levels to watch are 3409 (resistance) and 3311 (support), with a breakout above 3409 signaling further upward movement [8]

Group 1 - The recent movements in the global bond market are focused on the Federal Reserve's policy direction, with Powell hinting at a potential interest rate cut as early as next month [1] - The U.S. Treasury prices have risen significantly, leading to the steepest yield curve steepening in nearly four years, which has improved market sentiment [1] - Market skepticism remains regarding the extent and sustainability of potential rate cuts, with futures pricing indicating an approximately 80% probability of a 25 basis point cut at the September 17 meeting [4] Group 2 - Investors are awaiting key employment and inflation data to confirm the monetary policy direction, indicating that future market movements will depend on upcoming macroeconomic indicators [4] - The two-year U.S. Treasury yield dropped significantly to 3.7%, close to the low point earlier this month, following a jobs report that showed a notable slowdown in employment growth [4] - The interest rate swap market is beginning to price in the possibility of two rate cuts within the year, with some investors even betting on three cuts [4] Group 3 - Despite a positive reaction in the bond market to Powell's statements, the magnitude of this response remains limited due to conflicting economic signals [6] - The labor market shows signs of weakening, while inflation remains at a high level, forcing the Federal Reserve to weigh risks when considering policy easing [6] - The upcoming personal consumption expenditures price index will be crucial; if inflation pressures remain strong, market confidence in further easing may be challenged [4][6] Group 4 - Attention is also required for the upcoming U.S. Treasury auctions covering two-year, five-year, and seven-year bonds, as investor subscription rates will reflect long-term interest rate outlooks and gauge risk appetite [6] - The uncertainty persists, as even with the Fed's easing measures last year, economic resilience led to a pause in actions at the beginning of this year [6] - The bond market's current positive response to Powell's remarks is contingent on future data performance, with employment and inflation being key determinants of the Fed's policy path [6]

Report Overview - The report is a precious metals weekly report from Caida Futures, dated August 25, 2025, focusing on gold price trends and related influencing factors [1] Investment Rating - No investment rating is provided in the report Core View - With the increasing likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September, gold prices are expected to strengthen in the medium - term. The complex situation of the Russia - Ukraine conflict and the Fed's monetary policy adjustment are the main factors affecting gold prices [1][4][7] Summary by Related Content Gold Price Performance - Last week, gold prices first declined and then rose. The New York gold price closed at $3,417 per ounce, and the Shanghai gold price closed at 781.12 yuan per gram [1] Russia - Ukraine Conflict - Although Trump has met with leaders of Russia, Ukraine, and Europe, the Russia - Ukraine conflict has actually intensified due to large differences between the two sides on issues such as territory, and the future development remains uncertain [2] Fed Rate - Cut Expectations - Fed Chairman Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole central bank annual meeting was interpreted as dovish, increasing the probability of a 25 - basis - point rate cut in September to 89% from 75% the previous day, and the expected cumulative rate - cut amplitude this year has also increased to about 58 basis points [4] - Trump has pressured Powell and replaced Fed governors. The voices within the Fed supporting rate cuts have increased. After the weakening of employment data, a preventive rate cut is reasonable, and the probability of a 25 - basis - point rate cut in September is increasing [6][7] Market Impact - The US dollar index fell to around 97.70 last Friday. Gold prices rebounded significantly due to positive news. In the short - term, gold prices need consolidation, and in the medium - term, they are expected to strengthen under the background of the Fed's new rate - cut cycle [7]

Group 1: Report's Overall Information - Report authors include Yang Lina, Hu Bin, and Liang Haikuan [1] - Report is a daily strategy for non - ferrous metals issued on August 21, 2025 [1][3] Group 2: Report's Core View - The non - ferrous metal sector continues to oscillate. The market is in a state of sorting and repeating under the situation of strong expectations and weak reality. The focus remains on changes in interest - rate cut expectations. If hawkish information persists, there is a risk of the non - ferrous metal sector weakening further [11] - For specific metals: Copper is expected to see an upward shift in its price center; zinc has a mid - term short - selling opportunity; the aluminum industry chain is generally bearish; tin is suitable for high - selling and low - buying; lead can be bought slightly at low prices; nickel and stainless steel are bearish in the mid - term [3][4][5][7][8] Group 3: Investment Ratings (Not Mentioned in the Report) Group 4: Summary by Section Part 1: Non - ferrous Metals Operating Logic and Investment Recommendations - **Macro Logic**: The non - ferrous metal sector continues to oscillate. The market is affected by China's monetary policy, real - estate policies, geopolitical issues, and the Fed's interest - rate cut expectations. The market remains cautious before the geopolitical situation becomes clear [11] - **Investment Recommendations for Specific Metals** - **Copper**: With the improvement of supply and demand fundamentals and the approaching of the peak season and Fed rate cuts, the price center is expected to rise. It is recommended to buy on dips [3][13] - **Zinc**: With increasing supply and weak demand, it is recommended to short on rallies in the mid - term [4][13] - **Aluminum Industry Chain**: The supply of electrolytic aluminum has increased slightly this week. It is recommended to short on rallies or wait and see [5][13][14] - **Tin**: With a pattern of weak supply and demand, it is suitable for high - selling and low - buying [6][14] - **Lead**: With weak prices and slow recovery of demand, it is recommended to buy slightly at low prices and use a wide - range option double - selling strategy [7][15] - **Nickel and Stainless Steel**: Nickel has an oversupply situation, and stainless steel has weak demand. It is recommended to short on rallies in the mid - term [8][15] Part 2: Non - ferrous Metals Market Review - **Futures Closing Prices and Changes**: Copper closed at 78,540 yuan/ton with a 0.13% decline; zinc at 22,240 yuan/ton with a 0.11% decline; aluminum at 20,590 yuan/ton with a 0.27% increase; etc. [16] Part 3: Non - ferrous Metals Position Analysis - Different non - ferrous metal varieties have different net long - short positions and changes. For example, TV (SI2511) has a strong short - position of the main force, and its net short - position is 46,925, with the short - position of the main force decreasing [18] Part 4: Non - ferrous Metals Spot Market - **Spot Prices and Changes**: Copper's Yangtze River spot price is 78,850 yuan/ton with a 0.09% increase; zinc's Yangtze River 0 zinc spot average price is 22,240 yuan/ton with a 0.27% increase; etc. [19][21] Part 5: Non - ferrous Metals Industry Chain - **Copper**: The report provides charts on inventory changes, copper concentrate smelting fees, and the relationship between the US dollar index and copper prices [23][25] - **Zinc**: Charts on inventory changes, zinc concentrate processing fees, etc. are presented [27] - **Aluminum and Alumina**: Charts on inventory and price relationships, spot premium and discount trends are provided [29][35] - **Other Metals**: Similar industry - chain - related charts are provided for tin, lead, nickel, stainless steel, and casting aluminum alloy [37][41][44] Part 6: Non - ferrous Metals Arbitrage - The report presents charts on the ratio of domestic to foreign prices, premium and discount relationships, and price differences between different contracts for various non - ferrous metals, such as copper, zinc, aluminum, tin, etc. [56][57][59] Part 7: Non - ferrous Metals Options - For different non - ferrous metals like copper, zinc, and aluminum, the report provides charts on historical volatility, weighted implied volatility, option trading volume and open - interest changes, and the ratio of call to put open - interest [72][74][77]

Group 1 - The market is almost certain that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points next month, with at least one more cut expected by the end of the year [1][3] - Powell's upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole conference is anticipated to be a pivotal moment for the bond market, potentially influencing future monetary policy [1][4] - Despite recent strong inflation data, traders believe that a weak job market has paved the way for a dovish shift from the Fed [1][4] Group 2 - The yield curve has steepened, with the two-year yield remaining around 3.75%, reflecting a downward trend in yields across various maturities [3] - Historical context from previous Jackson Hole meetings suggests that Powell's statements can significantly impact market expectations regarding interest rate changes [4] - There is a notable pressure from President Trump and his administration for the Fed to lower rates, which has contributed to increased bets on rate cuts [4][5] Group 3 - The focus will shift to the August non-farm payroll data to be released on September 5, which will be crucial in determining the rate cut path [5] - Investors express skepticism about the likelihood of a substantial 50 basis point cut, given the persistent inflation above the Fed's target [5] - The potential for aggressive rate cuts raises concerns about ignoring inflation risks and the implications for the job market [5]