2026-01-06 00:07:44

Gold prices are hovering around $4,450, approaching a record high. Interestingly, the market seems to be deliberately downplaying the geopolitical risks in Venezuela. What truly captures traders' attention are the upcoming key economic data releases from the United States. More importantly, signals from the Federal Reserve indicate that the benchmark interest rate may already be near a neutral level. What does this mean? The room for future rate cuts is limited, and there is even a risk of further rate hikes. This juncture is crucial for investors holding gold.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-08 20:44

Gold is about to peak, and it feels like there's really not much room left... The Federal Reserve's recent moves are truly powerful, with the interest rate ceiling being tightly held down, making rate cuts a distant prospect.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-08 15:32

Gold is almost breaking new highs, and the Federal Reserve is still playing heartbeat... There's no room for rate cuts anymore, so how dare they buy the dip?

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MevTears

· 01-07 00:08

Insufficient room for interest rate cuts is actually a positive? I don't quite understand this logic. Isn't it true that the more rate cuts there are, the more gold prices surge?

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-06 00:30

Limited room for interest rate cuts? Then I still have to keep holding my gold.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-06 00:17

Gold is once again dancing on the edge of a new high, really can't hold back anymore... The Federal Reserve is hinting that they won't cut rates, and might even raise them again? How much pressure must that guy holding gold be under?

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