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#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Good news from CPI stimulates gold to rebound. Can the key resistance at 4350 be broken?
The US November unadjusted CPI year-over-year came in at 2.7%, well below the expected 3.1%, indicating a clear easing of inflation. The market generally expects the Federal Reserve to increase interest rate cuts and liquidity injections to boost the economy. Trump publicly stated that the new Fed Chair would support larger rate cuts, and this wave of expectations is undoubtedly a positive signal for gold—during rate-cut cycles, gold is often the most favored safe-haven asset.
$XAU has recently experienced a quiet period due to holidays in Europe and the US, with trading volume significantly shrinking, but after the CPI data was released, it still formed a beautiful large bullish candle. The 4300 level has stabilized, and support validity has been confirmed. Currently, short-term resistance is at the 4350 level; if it can be broken, the upside space will open instantly. Looking further ahead, it is almost certain that gold will recover to a new all-time high.
Technical analysis ideas:
Recent rebound key support is around 4325-4315, suitable for finding upward opportunities
First target: 4340-4350 range
After breaking through, continue to watch 4355, 4380 levels
$BTC $ETH moves in sync, with all risk assets benefiting from the rising expectations of rate cuts.
(Disclaimer: This analysis is for market observation notes only and does not constitute investment advice.)