#创作者冲榜 Yesterday the US continued to release negotiation signals, Iran undermined talks: current ceasefire and negotiations are both unfeasible! Russia has restricted gold bar exports since May, the US continues to urge Ukraine to abandon Donbas.. Gold experienced a minor dip early this morning.

On Wednesday, news headlines surrounding Middle East conflicts continue to disturb the market. The US keeps releasing negotiation signals while simultaneously strengthening military deployments. Iran denies direct negotiations and proposes "accept conditions first, then negotiate."
The risk-off sentiment from Middle East geopolitical tensions persists, and global central banks' gold purchase demand provides price support for gold, limiting the downside space for sharp declines.
The US dollar index maintains strength, holding above the 99 level, closing up 0.42% at 99.64; US Treasury yields retreated, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closing at 4.3360%, and the 2-year Treasury yield, which is sensitive to the Fed's policy rate, closing at 3.8950%.
Spot gold rose for the second consecutive trading day, touching the $4600 level intraday, but dipped shortly after Iran's foreign minister denied negotiations with the US, with final daily gains narrowing to 0.71%, closing above 4500. If it holds, it could continue challenging 4600-4700.
Gold early session technical analysis: From the gold 4-hour technical pattern, gold prices continue seeking rebound opportunities, while the daily-level moving averages are flat, lacking clear unidirectional breakout signals. The market is digesting previous violent fluctuations (pullback from 5400+ highs in early March to present), currently in a consolidation period of long-short balance. Today's early session pullback is an opportunity. Entry position: 4505 level, follow with long positions on lows.
The crude oil market, after experiencing geopolitical conflict surge in mid-March, is currently in a complex stage of high-level violent oscillation and profit-taking. Today's operation: 101.5 short-term lows long. Early session avoids chasing highs, waiting for pullback entry.
Silver 66: Monday 66 longs continue holding, add position with 72 longs and hold together towards 80.
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