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News
USA non-farm payroll is strong, China central bank stops buying, gold suffers from a "double strike"!
On Friday, the price of metal fell below $2,300 per ounce, marking the largest drop in nearly three years. Silver plummeted 7%, and basic metals such as copper, nickel and aluminum also fell sharply.
Express News | Spot gold plummeted more than $60 intraday.
A heavyweight news "ambush" before non-farm payrolls! The gold price dropped by $20 in a short period of time.
China's central bank's gold reserves ended 18 consecutive increases, scaring off gold bulls! Will the future of gold prices face a major upheaval?
Express News | China's central bank maintains its gold reserves unchanged, which have been rising continuously for the past 18 months.
Gold market analysis: ECB rate cut ignites hope for Fed's follow-up, gold prices continue to rise to a two-week high.
Bank of China's Guangdong branch's Wang Gang said that many of this week's economic data from the United States were lower than expected and performed poorly. At the same time, consecutive interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank ignited hopes for the Federal Reserve to follow suit. Next, the market's focus will shift to the May non-farm payroll data in the United States. If the non-farm payroll data also performs weakly, it may put pressure on the US dollar, further increase the market's expectation of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, greatly loosen the restraint on gold prices, and give gold a chance to continue to rise.
US Bureau of Labor Statistics "admits": non-farm employment growth is "not as bright as it seems"
Last year, the United States added about 250,000 non-farm jobs per month, while quarterly employment and wage data from the QCEW survey, which covers more than 95% of U.S. employment positions, suggest that the monthly average increase in actual employment may be about 60,000 lower than that of non-farm jobs.