Is the gold position already at an extreme? Analyst: See 2300!
Analysts at Daoming Securities pointed out, "Historically, when gold positions are as tense as they are today, it can lead to a 7% to 10% pullback."
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Outperforming gold! Is silver the biggest winner among csi commodity equity index at the end of September?
In September, silver has accumulated nearly a 10% increase, outperforming gold, and the price has climbed to a near twelve-year high. Analysis points out that due to supply shortages and the rebound in industrial demand, silver is expected to usher in a second wave of upward momentum. Recently, silver funds have seen a surge in long positions, and Goldman Sachs predicts that silver will start a "chasing trade".
Is it a "soft landing" or a "decline"? The Federal Reserve arrives at a three-way crossroads.
On September 19th, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as scheduled, ending the tightening cycle since March 2022. However, the market performance that day was quite mixed, with various assets experiencing significant volatility. Although the Fed had long signaled the start of rate cuts before this interest rate meeting, the direct cut of 50 basis points far exceeded market expectations. Since the 1990s, such a significant initial decrease has only occurred 3 times, each time in a critical moment - the bursting of the internet bubble in 2001, the subprime crisis in 2007, and the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Therefore, the unexpectedly large rate cut has raised concerns in the market about whether the Fed sees something different.