The market expects that the usa's mmf policy will become more restrictive as gold prices decline for the fifth consecutive trade day.
On Thursday, gold prices fell for the fifth consecutive trade day due to market expectations that future mmf policy will be more stringent, and geopolitical risks may diminish after Trump's rise to power, causing gold prices to drop to their lowest level in two months.
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Trump's victory resulted in a Waterloo for gold, with the spot gold price plummeting over $230 from its high.
① On Thursday morning in the European market, spot gold was quoted at $2,555.98 per ounce, having fallen over $230 since the historical high on October 31. ② Analysts state that the decline in gold prices is mainly due to a shift in risk appetite and a strengthening dollar after Trump's victory. Citigroup expects that the bullish market for precious metals may pause for a few weeks. ③ Observers remain bullish on the fundamentals of gold, believing that demand from central banks for gold will remain strong.