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news：
Gold prices rose in Asian trading on Monday (January 12), continuing the gains of the previous two trading days, briefly touching a record high of $4600.89 per ounce, a daily increase of about 1.6%, and are currently trading around $4605 per ounce. Safe-haven demand surged due to escalating geopolitical tensions and market expectations of a US interest rate cut. A weaker-than-expected US jobs report further boosted the precious metal's gains.
President Trump is considering military action following civilian protests in Iran. Meanwhile, Britain and Germany plan to increase their military presence in Greenland, exacerbating tensions in the Arctic region. These developments have created global uncertainty, reinforcing gold's role as a traditional safe-haven asset during times of crisis.
The market is currently awaiting the US CPI inflation report to be released on Tuesday, which could provide evidence for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut path. Weaker inflation data could add further momentum to the rise in gold and silver prices.
Technical aspects：
From a technical perspective, gold prices broke through the previous all-time high of $4,550 reached in late December, driven by Powell's latest news.
Gold prices are in a multi-uptrend, with both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages trending upwards. This breakout provides another platform for establishing long positions, with stop-loss orders placed below $4,550 to mitigate the risk of a reversal. Gold prices briefly touched $4,600 during the session before slightly retreating; this level has become the initial upside target.
Strategy Signals：
Buy ： 4590-4585, stop loss ：4575, target:4630,4650
news：
Gold prices rose in Asian trading on Monday (January 12), continuing the gains of the previous two trading days, briefly touching a record high of $4600.89 per ounce, a daily increase of about 1.6%, and are currently trading around $4605 per ounce. Safe-haven demand surged due to escalating geopolitical tensions and market expectations of a US interest rate cut. A weaker-than-expected US jobs report further boosted the precious metal's gains.
President Trump is considering military action following civilian protests in Iran. Meanwhile, Britain and Germany plan to increase their military presence in Greenland, exacerbating tensions in the Arctic region. These developments have created global uncertainty, reinforcing gold's role as a traditional safe-haven asset during times of crisis.
The market is currently awaiting the US CPI inflation report to be released on Tuesday, which could provide evidence for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut path. Weaker inflation data could add further momentum to the rise in gold and silver prices.
Technical aspects：
From a technical perspective, gold prices broke through the previous all-time high of $4,550 reached in late December, driven by Powell's latest news.
Gold prices are in a multi-uptrend, with both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages trending upwards. This breakout provides another platform for establishing long positions, with stop-loss orders placed below $4,550 to mitigate the risk of a reversal. Gold prices briefly touched $4,600 during the session before slightly retreating; this level has become the initial upside target.
Strategy Signals：
Buy ： 4590-4585, stop loss ：4575, target:4630,4650
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Gold will continue to reach new highs.
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