#黄金本周下跌3.24%
Gold is at a historic high, then took a tumble.📉
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This week, it’s down 3.24% cumulatively; it had just touched the $4,400 level earlier.
Downward pressure comes from rate expectations.💸
Sticky inflation data has made the market start pricing in a September rate hike by the Fed.
Once rate-hike expectations kick in, gold that doesn’t pay interest gets sold first.
After a three-day losing streak, gold is looking for support toward the 100-day moving average.
But another group is quietly stocking up.🛍️
In Asia, ultra-high-net-worth clients are shipping physical gold in batches from Dubai back to Singapore.
The $4,400 price tag didn’t scare them off—it only made them buy more aggressively.
Goldman Sachs even sees a year-end target of $4,900.
Two interpretations of the same price.🤔
Traders see the risk of a pullback.
The wealthy see fiat currency credit losing value.
The split on gold reflects a split in asset-allocation logic.
📌 Gold fell 3.24% this week; rising rate-hike expectations weighed on prices. Meanwhile, Asian tycoons are still accumulating physical gold in bulk, with fast-handed switching between bulls and bears near the $4,400 mark.
Gold is at a historic high, then took a tumble.📉
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This week, it’s down 3.24% cumulatively; it had just touched the $4,400 level earlier.
Downward pressure comes from rate expectations.💸
Sticky inflation data has made the market start pricing in a September rate hike by the Fed.
Once rate-hike expectations kick in, gold that doesn’t pay interest gets sold first.
After a three-day losing streak, gold is looking for support toward the 100-day moving average.
But another group is quietly stocking up.🛍️
In Asia, ultra-high-net-worth clients are shipping physical gold in batches from Dubai back to Singapore.
The $4,400 price tag didn’t scare them off—it only made them buy more aggressively.
Goldman Sachs even sees a year-end target of $4,900.
Two interpretations of the same price.🤔
Traders see the risk of a pullback.
The wealthy see fiat currency credit losing value.
The split on gold reflects a split in asset-allocation logic.
📌 Gold fell 3.24% this week; rising rate-hike expectations weighed on prices. Meanwhile, Asian tycoons are still accumulating physical gold in bulk, with fast-handed switching between bulls and bears near the $4,400 mark.