Monetary Policy: Rate Cut Expectations Become the Strongest Driving Force
Current CME FedWatch data shows that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December has risen to 86.9%. Several Fed officials have sent dovish signals, and remarks from core decision-makers have strengthened expectations of a policy shift. The market has even raised its forecast for rate cuts this year and next to 4-5 times. A rate cut will directly lower the US dollar index and real interest rates. As a non-yielding asset, the opportunity cost of holding gold will decline significantly, and funds will flow from money market funds and short-term bonds to gold, opening up space for gold prices to rise.
Market Demand: Central Banks and Private Investors Form a Gold Buying Alliance
Global central banks' gold purchases have continued to support gold prices. In the first three quarters of 2025, global central banks' net gold purchases reached 902 tons, setting a new historical high. China, Qatar, and other countries continued to increase their holdings in November. At the same time, Western ETFs saw the largest monthly inflow of funds since mid-2022, creating a situation where central banks and private investors are simultaneously increasing their positions. Meanwhile, gold supply growth has almost stalled, and this imbalance between supply and demand further solidifies the foundation for gold price increases.
Geopolitical Risks: Safe-Haven Attributes Remain Activated
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the situation in the Middle East continue to escalate. The ineffective implementation of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire agreement makes it difficult to ease regional tensions. Additionally, events such as the US sending troops to Venezuela have increased global geopolitical uncertainties. These risk events constantly stimulate market demand for safe-haven assets. As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold remains the core choice for investors seeking refuge, providing continuous emotional support for going long.
Today's Gold Trading Strategy
buy：4210-4220
tp:4230-4250-4300
sl:4195
Current CME FedWatch data shows that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December has risen to 86.9%. Several Fed officials have sent dovish signals, and remarks from core decision-makers have strengthened expectations of a policy shift. The market has even raised its forecast for rate cuts this year and next to 4-5 times. A rate cut will directly lower the US dollar index and real interest rates. As a non-yielding asset, the opportunity cost of holding gold will decline significantly, and funds will flow from money market funds and short-term bonds to gold, opening up space for gold prices to rise.
Market Demand: Central Banks and Private Investors Form a Gold Buying Alliance
Global central banks' gold purchases have continued to support gold prices. In the first three quarters of 2025, global central banks' net gold purchases reached 902 tons, setting a new historical high. China, Qatar, and other countries continued to increase their holdings in November. At the same time, Western ETFs saw the largest monthly inflow of funds since mid-2022, creating a situation where central banks and private investors are simultaneously increasing their positions. Meanwhile, gold supply growth has almost stalled, and this imbalance between supply and demand further solidifies the foundation for gold price increases.
Geopolitical Risks: Safe-Haven Attributes Remain Activated
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the situation in the Middle East continue to escalate. The ineffective implementation of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire agreement makes it difficult to ease regional tensions. Additionally, events such as the US sending troops to Venezuela have increased global geopolitical uncertainties. These risk events constantly stimulate market demand for safe-haven assets. As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold remains the core choice for investors seeking refuge, providing continuous emotional support for going long.
Today's Gold Trading Strategy
buy：4210-4220
tp:4230-4250-4300
sl:4195
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Moderate inflation strengthens the foundation for asset preservationCurrently, the global inflation level is within a moderate range, neither triggering concerns about aggressive interest rate hikes nor highlighting the preservation property of gold. Among the G20 economies, the inflation rate in the United States was 3.0% in October, in the Eurozone it was 2.1%, and in Japan it was 3.0%. The inflation rates of major economies remained within the reasonable range of 2%-3%. This combination of "moderate inflation + loose expectations" has made gold more attractive as an anti-inflation asset - it not only avoids the risk of asset erosion caused by inflation, but also does not need to worry about the increase in holding costs due to tightened monetary policies, making it a "safety cushion" in the allocation of major asset classes.
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