#美联储加息25基点美股收跌
September 17 Spot Silver Morning Analysis
After the resolution was implemented, the market saw sharp turbulence. Silver’s volatility is far greater than gold’s—watch the direction carefully and act decisively, but avoid chasing highs or selling into rallies. The aftershocks of the news haven’t faded yet, so risk control remains the top priority. Last night, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised rates as expected by 25 basis points. After the decision, the tone of the Fed’s remarks will dominate the future direction of precious metals. Silver, which has both financial and industrial attributes, will be hit even more noticeably by fluctuations in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields.
Rate-hike expectations have already been largely priced in. The key focus should be on the subsequent statements from officials. If there is no further sustained and hawkish push for additional hikes, then after the initial bearish impact is exhausted, silver may have the motivation to rebound and repair losses. If hawkish comments continue to intensify, then silver prices will likely remain under pressure. The strength or weakness of the dollar and expectations for industrial demand will jointly constrain silver prices. Going forward, keep monitoring changes in U.S. economic data.
The decision in the early hours led to a large-scale sweep of positions. In the morning, price action has entered a consolidation and repair phase. Resistance is at 64.00–64.60, with further resistance at 65.20. Key support is 62.80–63.2, which is the important defense zone for this round. If price pulls back and stabilizes, it can be considered for long entries.
Trading bias: mainly buy the dip, with sell-the-rallies as a secondary option. Wait for 62.80–63.2 to stabilize and then look for longs. Keep defense below 62.10. Short-term targets are 63.60–64.00, and the medium-term outlook is 64.60–65.20. If 62.50 support is broken decisively and effectively, abandon the bottom-picking idea and adjust the strategy in time. After the decision, volatility will remain intense—control position size and set stop-losses strictly.
The above is only personal advice and for reference; it does not constitute investment guidance. Please refer to Cheng Jingshengshi Pan’s arrangement for the details! $XAG
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September 17 Spot Silver Morning Analysis
After the resolution was implemented, the market saw sharp turbulence. Silver’s volatility is far greater than gold’s—watch the direction carefully and act decisively, but avoid chasing highs or selling into rallies. The aftershocks of the news haven’t faded yet, so risk control remains the top priority. Last night, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised rates as expected by 25 basis points. After the decision, the tone of the Fed’s remarks will dominate the future direction of precious metals. Silver, which has both financial and industrial attributes, will be hit even more noticeably by fluctuations in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields.
Rate-hike expectations have already been largely priced in. The key focus should be on the subsequent statements from officials. If there is no further sustained and hawkish push for additional hikes, then after the initial bearish impact is exhausted, silver may have the motivation to rebound and repair losses. If hawkish comments continue to intensify, then silver prices will likely remain under pressure. The strength or weakness of the dollar and expectations for industrial demand will jointly constrain silver prices. Going forward, keep monitoring changes in U.S. economic data.
The decision in the early hours led to a large-scale sweep of positions. In the morning, price action has entered a consolidation and repair phase. Resistance is at 64.00–64.60, with further resistance at 65.20. Key support is 62.80–63.2, which is the important defense zone for this round. If price pulls back and stabilizes, it can be considered for long entries.
Trading bias: mainly buy the dip, with sell-the-rallies as a secondary option. Wait for 62.80–63.2 to stabilize and then look for longs. Keep defense below 62.10. Short-term targets are 63.60–64.00, and the medium-term outlook is 64.60–65.20. If 62.50 support is broken decisively and effectively, abandon the bottom-picking idea and adjust the strategy in time. After the decision, volatility will remain intense—control position size and set stop-losses strictly.
The above is only personal advice and for reference; it does not constitute investment guidance. Please refer to Cheng Jingshengshi Pan’s arrangement for the details! $XAG
#xag
