Thursday (November 27) US stocks are closed for Thanksgiving, and global markets are trading lightly. As expectations of rate cuts continue to dominate market sentiment, CME FedWatch indicates an 86.9% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December, while the 10-year US Treasury yield remains firmly above 4%, posing a challenge for investors in asset allocation. Against this backdrop, the US dollar's movement appears volatile, with downward pressure gradually becoming the mainstream expectation.
Gold Approaching the 4200 Level, May Day Golden Week Focuses on Power Integration
Gold prices continued their rally on Friday, rising 0.57% for the day, reaching a high of $4,193, close to the psychological level of $4,200. Market observations suggest that gold is consolidating within the $3,890-$4,225 range, with signs of short positions being continuously digested and bullish momentum gathering.
On the technical side, if gold successfully breaks through $4,220, the subsequent rebound target could be set at $4,300.