本周黄金维持在约4100美元每盎司区域震荡，走势仍显强势。GTC泽汇认为，尽管当前价格处于高位， 但市场短线情绪的微妙变化反而可能为中长期资金提供更具战略价值的介入机会。多位市场分析人士指 出，黄金在4000美元附近稳固盘整，显示出较强韧性；但与此同时，上行动能明显降速，使其对经济数 据的敏感度显著提升。部分机构预计，未来0至3个月黄金可能出现下探至3500美元区间的走势。GTC泽 汇认为，这主要源于当前交易结构偏向拥挤，一旦资金情绪找到"出场理由"，潜在的价格调整幅度可能 大于市场共识。 除宏观数据外，市场结构性风险亦需关注。随着投资需求增加，部分新入场者缺乏经历完整黄金熊市的 经验，这为潜在回调阶段的市场波动埋下隐忧。GTC泽汇指出，在历史周期中，黄金的调整往往比预期 更急更深。当拥挤交易被迫减仓时，价格波动可能扩大，出现难以控制的短期剧烈振荡。然而，中长期 逻辑仍然稳固。即便美联储暂停宽松周期，恢复加息的空间仍极为有限；若金价出现约15%的调整，乃 至回落至3300美元附近（约17至18%的跌幅），市场结构依然未破坏此前的关键支撑区间。 从配置角度看，GTC泽汇认为，若黄金出现阶段性明显回落，将吸引长期 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The market's focus is shifting towards fiscal stimulus policies, inflation trends post "anti-involution" actions, and support for the real estate market [1] Group 1: Market Conditions - The onshore stock market and steel-related commodity prices are performing steadily [1] - Recent stabilization in China-U.S. relations and attractive asset valuations suggest more upward space for long-term interest rates [1] Group 2: Liquidity Outlook - It is expected that liquidity will remain ample until the end of the year, with the average seven-day repo rate and seven-day reverse repo rate (OMO) maintaining levels similar to recent months [1] - The net supply of government bonds is manageable for November-December, and the exchange rate is stable, indicating no strong reasons for the central bank to tighten liquidity in the coming months [1] - There has been a recent increase in market leverage, which may prompt the central bank to moderately tighten liquidity if levels remain high [1] Group 3: Monetary Policy Expectations - Expectations for monetary easing policies, such as interest rate cuts, reserve requirement ratio reductions, or larger liquidity injections through net purchases of government bonds, are anticipated to continue [1]

Group 1 - The global economy shows significant resilience despite rising tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and fiscal pressures, driven by AI transformation, flexible trade adjustments, and moderate monetary and fiscal policies [7] - China aims for resilient, stable, and inclusive economic growth from 2026 to 2030, focusing on self-reliance in technology, particularly in semiconductors and AI [10] - Japan's economic growth is expected to slow due to tariffs, but it can avoid recession, with core CPI inflation projected to drop below 2% by 2026 [13] Group 2 - The outlook for Asian economies (excluding Japan) is mixed, with strong performance in the tech sector but challenges in non-tech sectors due to high tariffs on labor-intensive industries [17] - The Chinese internet sector will focus on AI strategies and competition in instant retail, with expectations of reduced competitive intensity in the fourth quarter [20][21] - There is a growing trend in China to build a self-sufficient AI supply chain, with increased investment in AI infrastructure and diversified supply sources [24] Group 3 - Market attention is shifting towards fiscal stimulus policies, inflation trends, and support for the real estate market, with expectations of rising long-term interest rates [28] - Policy support, liquidity, and industrial upgrades are identified as core drivers for the future rise of A-shares, despite high valuations [31]

Core Insights - U.S. Treasury bonds have shown strong performance this year, with investors accelerating purchases of this risk-free asset as the risk of a federal government shutdown looms [1] - The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US) is expected to see a total return of 2.72% this quarter, with a year-to-date increase of 5.7%, marking its best performance since 2020 [1] - Long-term Treasury yields have been declining, with the 10-year yield down 45.2 basis points to approximately 4.1% year-to-date, compared to 4.6% at the beginning of the year [1] Group 1 - Factors driving the strength of U.S. Treasuries include stable supply maintained by Treasury Secretary Yellen, which alleviates market supply-demand pressures, and the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cuts to support the job market [1] - The attractiveness of bonds as a safe haven has increased amid concerns over economic growth and recession [1] - Historical data indicates that government shutdowns tend to provide short-term benefits to the bond market, with TLT averaging a 0.2% increase in the week following a shutdown [2] Group 2 - If a government shutdown lasts too long, it could create a "data vacuum," delaying the release of key economic indicators and complicating monetary policy and investment decisions [2] - The uncertainty surrounding the duration of the shutdown raises concerns about potential permanent reductions in workforce size by the Trump administration [2]

Core Insights - Global stock markets have shown strong performance since the beginning of 2025, with the MSCI Global Index rising approximately 15% year-to-date, continuing a robust trend from previous years [1] - The average annual return for global stocks since the end of the 2022 bear market has reached 20%, which may surprise some investors who typically anchor their expectations around a long-term average return of 7%-10% [1] - This strong performance is not an anomaly but a recurring feature in market cycles, with investment-grade credit bonds historically yielding 6%-7% during economic expansions, while high-yield credit bonds have averaged returns of 11%-12% [1] Investment Insights - Investors should not be deterred by strong market performance; the 15%-20% rise in stocks this year should not be a reason for concern unless an economic downturn is anticipated [2] - Managing downside risk is crucial for enhancing long-term average returns; investors may consider funds that maintain strong participation in rising markets while minimizing downside risk, such as defensive equity funds and hedge funds [2] - Assets with favorable return characteristics, such as credit bonds, are particularly valuable for asset allocators, as they tend to perform well in up years and experience smaller losses in down years [2] Areas of Focus - Key structural growth catalysts to watch include fiscal stimulus, policy reforms, and potential interest rate cuts by central banks [3] - Monitoring inflation trends and the potential rise in cross-asset correlations is essential, despite significant progress made by central banks in controlling inflation [3] - The ability of corporate earnings growth to extend beyond large tech companies to a broader range of industries will be critical for achieving a more balanced and sustainable market rally [5]

Group 1 - The core theme of the Jackson Hole meeting will focus on the labor market, with debates among Federal Reserve policymakers regarding whether the tight labor market reflects a decline in labor participation or a broader economic slowdown [3] - The September policy decision is expected to depend more on the labor market outlook rather than price levels, although inflation trends will also play a reinforcing role [3] - Upcoming events, particularly the non-farm payroll data on September 5 and the consumer price index on September 10, are considered more critical for the market than the Jackson Hole meeting itself [3] Group 2 - If employment data disappoints again, the market may attempt to push expectations for a 50 basis point rate cut in September [3]

Report Summary 1) Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided. 2) Core View of the Report The overnight economic data in the US showed an overall improvement. The better - than - expected retail data in June and the decline in the weekly initial jobless claims drove the short - term strengthening of the US dollar and US stocks, putting pressure on precious metals, which are expected to maintain a short - term volatile trend. Gold maintains a long - term bullish trend, and silver retains a medium - term bullish view with cautious consideration of its elasticity. Attention should be paid to the new round of trade game in the first half of August and the change in interest - rate cut expectations brought by the global central bank meeting in the second half of August, as well as the trading interference from the "shadow Fed chairman" in the second half of the year. The weekly COMEX gold is expected to be in the range of [3250, 3450], and COMEX silver in the range of [36, 40] [1][3]. 3) Summary by Related Catalogs Key Information - US retail sales in June increased by 0.6% month - on - month, the highest since March this year, with an expected increase of 0.1% and a previous decrease of 0.9%. Core retail sales increased by 0.5% month - on - month, with an expected increase of 0.3% and a previous decrease (revised) of 0.2% [2]. - The number of initial jobless claims in the US last week was 221,000, with an expected 235,000. The four - week average was 229,500. The number of continued jobless claims as of the week ending July 5 was 1.956 million [2]. - US President Trump said he has no plan to fire Fed Chairman Powell unless fraud is proven. He also said he would accept Powell's resignation if Powell wants to [2]. - The Fed's latest Beige Book showed that economic activity in the US slightly rebounded from June to July. Import tariffs pushed up costs, and inflation may accelerate by the end of summer. Employment slightly increased, but companies were more cautious in hiring and lay - off decisions. The Fed's policy rate remained unchanged, and most officials were waiting to observe the impact of trade policies and inflation trends [2]. Price Logic The market had short - term fluctuations around the issue of Powell's possible dismissal. After Trump denied the dismissal rumor, market sentiment subsided. The overall improvement in US economic data drove the short - term strengthening of the US dollar and US stocks, putting pressure on precious metals, which maintained a short - term volatile trend. Long - term gold is bullish, and medium - term silver is also bullish with cautious consideration of its elasticity [3]. Outlook The weekly COMEX gold is expected to be in the range of [3250, 3450], and COMEX silver in the range of [36, 40] [3].

Group 1: Gold Market Insights - The market is focused on the upcoming US PPI data, which will directly impact the future movement of gold prices [1] - Gold prices found support near the 100-period SMA around $3320, halting a decline from a three-week high [1] - If gold can stabilize above the resistance zone of $3342-$3343, it may test the $3365-$3366 area, with a further target of $3400 [1] - Current momentum indicators like MACD and RSI have not formed clear bullish signals, indicating limited upward momentum [1] - A drop below the $3320 support could lead to a decline towards the $3300 level, with further support at $3283-$3282 and a potential revisit to the July low of $3247 [1] - Gold's movement is influenced by both fundamental factors, such as Trump's tariff policies raising inflation expectations, and technical factors, with the Fed's stance on maintaining high rates limiting price rebounds [1] Group 2: Oil Market Insights - The recent rebound in oil prices was supported by a surprising decrease in US API crude oil inventories, which fell by 3.6 million barrels, contrary to market expectations of a 1.5 million barrel increase [5] - This indicates strong demand for US crude oil, contributing to market confidence [5] - The technical outlook for US crude shows a double bottom structure around $66, with prices stabilizing above the 20-day moving average and breaking a short-term downtrend [5] - Despite signs of a rebound, uncertainties surrounding tariffs may limit the extent of the price increase [7] - Close attention is needed on EIA official inventory data and changes in US and European consumption data to assess the sustainability of the rebound [7]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's monetary policy stance is undergoing subtle changes, with Goldman Sachs adjusting its interest rate cut expectations from a single cut in December to three cuts starting in September, reflecting a reassessment of the U.S. economic environment and inflation trends [1]. Group 1: Tariff Impact and Inflation - Goldman Sachs analysts noted that preliminary evidence suggests the impact of tariffs on inflation is less severe than previously expected, with May's personal consumption expenditure data showing an unexpected decline due to the fading effects of pre-tariff purchasing [3]. - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged that without the Trump administration's tariff policies, the Fed would likely have begun cutting rates this year, indicating that tariffs have significantly raised inflation forecasts [3]. Group 2: Divergence in Market Expectations and Policy - There is a notable division within the Federal Reserve regarding the timing of interest rate cuts, with 10 officials advocating for at least two cuts this year while 7 officials express concerns over persistent price pressures from tariffs [4]. - Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic maintains a forecast for one cut this year and three cuts by 2026, emphasizing the gradual impact of tariffs on prices and the need for more information before making rate adjustments [4]. Group 3: Economic Data and Future Policy Outlook - Fed Governor Christopher Waller indicated that if tariffs remain around 10%, the Fed might start cutting rates in the second half of 2025, contingent on the resolution of tariffs by July [5]. - Several investment banks, including Citigroup and Wells Fargo, expect the Fed to cut rates three times in 2025, with Goldman Sachs predicting two additional cuts in 2026, bringing the final rate to a range of 3.00%-3.25% [5].