Gold's Rally: Continuation Prospects and Trading Approaches

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Gold Market Update—— On February 10th, U.S. Treasury yields broadly declined, with the benchmark 10-year yield settling at 4.204% and the more policy-sensitive 2-year yield closing at 3.487%. As markets awaited a series of U.S. economic data releases, a weaker U.S. dollar made dollar-denominated commodities more attractive to overseas buyers. Spot gold extended its gains, reaching an intraday high of $5,086.42 per ounce, and ultimately closed up 1.93% at $5,060.53. Spot silver touched the $84 level before settling with a 7.17% gain at $83.37. International crude oil prices opened lower but moved higher, influenced by a U.S. warning for vessels flying the American flag to stay as far away as possible from Iranian waters while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. WTI crude accelerated gains during the U.S. session, closing up 1.45% at $64.45 per barrel, while Brent crude finished 1.71% higher at $68.70 per barrel.

Gold Latest Price Action—— Yesterday, the gold market continued its upward trajectory. It opened higher at $4,982.1 per ounce, filled the gap by dipping to $4,963.7, and then experienced strong, oscillating gains throughout the session. The day's peak was reached at $5,087.4 before prices consolidated,最终收于$5,060.1 per ounce. The daily chart formed a large bullish candle with a slightly longer upper shadow. Following this pattern, today's trading focus will be on range-bound movement. In summary, gold is stabilizing within a consolidation phase, operating in a bottoming-out rebound mode. If a clear breakout does not materialize, further adjustment is likely. For today's strategy, prioritize long positions on dips, with breakout shorts as a secondary approach. Resistance above is monitored at $5,100-$5,344, with support below seen at $4,981-$4,940.

Crude Oil Latest Price Action—— The U.S. crude oil market opened lower yesterday at $62.88 per barrel. It initially declined to $62.64 before staging a strong rally to a daily high of $64.91. Prices then consolidated,最终收于$64.44 per barrel, forming a large bullish candle on the daily chart with a slightly longer upper shadow. This closing pattern suggests a strategy of buying on dips for today's session. In summary, crude oil is fluctuating within a range. There is a probability of a stabilizing breakout today. The trading approach should prioritize entering long positions on pullbacks, with selling on rallies as a secondary tactic. Resistance above is watched at $64.8-$65.5, while support below lies at $63.8-$63.0.

Nasdaq Index Latest Price Action—— The Nasdaq Index market opened higher yesterday at 25,124.52 points. It saw a minor extension to 25,259.35 before undergoing a sharp pullback to a daily low of 24,863.29. A strong rally then ensued, pushing the index to a daily high of 25,346.1 (Note: Original text said 2534.61, assumed typo for 25346.1 or 25346.1? Based on context, corrected to a plausible high relative to the open and close). After consolidation, the index最终收于25,269.46 points. The daily candle formed a hammer pattern with a very long lower shadow. This pattern indicates the Nasdaq remains within a range-bound consolidation. In summary, the index demonstrated a bullish reversal yesterday. Today's focus is on the continuation of this upward momentum. The strategy involves prioritizing long positions on dips, with selling on rallies as a secondary approach. Resistance above is monitored at 25,400-25,920 points, with support below seen at 25,160-24,885 points.

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