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Spot gold: Spot gold made a correction last week, but after the non-agricultural negative pressure came under pressure, the weekly line closed the positive cross star with a long upper lead. The top still pays attention to the Bollinger upper track resistance. On the moving average, the daily moving average turns downward and intersects with the daily moving average. The golden cross volume in the attached picture weakens, and short-term bulls are weak. On the daily line, the Bollinger Bands shrink and run, and the market last week revolved around The Bollinger middle and lower rails fluctuate, and the moving averages are still consolidating with the Bollinger middle rails in the near future. Pay attention to the support and resistance of the upper and lower rails, and repair the indicators. The pressure on the hourly line has been rising since today's opening. Currently, the daily moving average, which is testing the first-line resistance of the Bollinger Middle Rail, is still above the Bollinger Middle Rail, which is also the key resistance level of today's attention. In terms of operation, the Bollinger Middle Track can be used for short positions and strict stop loss in the first hour of testing. Short-term indicators have pulled back, and today we are mainly bullish with slight corrections.
Global Foreign Exchange News International spot gold continued its decline on Monday (June), hitting an intraday low of $3 per ounce. The number of new non-farm jobs in the United States exceeded expectations, and the top officials of the Federal Reserve issued remarks on raising interest rates again, and gold continued to consolidate at a low level.
The price of gold fell immediately after opening in the Asian market on Monday at .USD/oz in early trading, and then rebounded, but the rebound was not lasting. The European market continued the decline, recording an intraday low of 3. and then stopped falling and rebounded, recording a Intraday high. USD/oz fell again after that. The U.S. market continued its decline, and the price of gold continued to fall, finally closing at .USD, down.
Last Friday, the number of non-farm payrolls in the United States increased by 0.000 people in March, far exceeding market expectations of an increase of 0.000 people. Investors continued to digest the positive data and suppressed gold prices.
Although the data released yesterday had a certain boost to gold, it was relatively limited. Federal Reserve data showed on Monday that the U.S. job market conditions index () was negative for the second consecutive month in March, indicating that the labor market improved slightly from the previous month, but was less than expected. U.S. monthly factory orders released on Monday were in line with expectations, while the final value of monthly durable goods orders was weaker than expected.
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International spot gold opened this week with limited fluctuations, consolidating above the post-non-agricultural lows last Friday. The overall trend was suppressed by the downward trend line since the March high, and the trend was weak, as the US dollar It failed to rebound strongly after the strong employment data, but remained at a low level and rested. Silver also closed slightly and consolidated around the mark.
The U.S. added .0 million non-farm payrolls in March, which was the best performance of the labor market in two years. It was slightly higher than expected. The previous value was revised upward from . , the first increase since March, higher than expected and the previous value. However, this was due to the labor force participation rate hitting its highest level since March this year. 3 In addition, wage growth was better than expected, with the average hourly wage increasing at a monthly rate of .3, expected to increase by .3, and the previous value was a decline. The average hourly wage increased by an annual rate of .3, expected., and the previous value was revised to .3 from . A reporter from the Wall Street Journal, known as the Federal Reserve News Agency, said that this report is not strong enough for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at this month’s meeting, but a monthly interest rate increase is possible.