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The number of initial jobless claims and durable goods orders announced by the United States overnight were both better than expected. The monthly growth rate of durable goods orders was better than expected, and it rebounded significantly month-on-month, indicating that the U.S. manufacturing industry will continue to grow steadily in the second half of the year. , suggesting that the U.S. economic recovery is accelerating significantly, putting gold under greater short-term pressure. International gold opened at .USD/oz in early trading on Thursday (July 2) in Asia, with a minimum of .USD/oz, a maximum of .USD/oz, and closing at .USD/oz, down .USD, or .%.
Fundamental factors
It has been below the 10,000 mark for consecutive weeks, and it has been below 10,000 for consecutive weeks. Data released by the U.S. Department of Labor show that the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. dropped to 0.0 million after seasonally adjustment in the week of March 27, and has remained below the 10,000 mark for consecutive weeks. It is estimated to be 0.000, compared with the previous value of 0.00 .
Data released on Thursday showed that monthly durable goods orders grew better than expected and rebounded significantly month-on-month, indicating that the U.S. manufacturing industry will continue to grow steadily in the second half of the year. The U.S. Department of Commerce announced that U.S. monthly durable goods orders increased by .% from the previous month. It is expected to increase by .% and the previous value fell by .%.
The world's largest yellow warehouse has decreased by . tons compared with the previous day, and the current position is . tons. Monitoring data of the world's major gold shows that as of the year, month, the total holdings of the world's major gold were . tons, a decrease of . tons from the previous trading day. Silver's daily silver holdings were . tons, a decrease of . tons from the previous trading day.
Mega Hengye Financial R&D Center
Gold opened in early trading in Asia on Thursday (June) at USD/oz, then briefly rose, recording an intraday high, and then turned lower, with a short-term straight-line dive. . Gold prices in the European market consolidated and fell, fluctuating within a narrow range, with both bulls and bears remaining cautious. The decline in the U.S. market increased, recording an intraday low of $.USD/ounce, then rebounding and consolidating, and finally closing at $.USD/ounce.