经济指标与现货黄金的关联（Related economic indicators and spot gold）.docVIP

经济指标与现货黄金的关联（Related economic indicators and spot gold） The relationship between economic indicators and spot gold 1. GDP GDP Usually, the higher the GDP, the means of economic development better, rising interest rates, the exchange rate trend is strong, the weakening of gold. Investors should look at the results of the quarter GDP compared with the previous quarter and last years data, the growth rate increased, or higher than expected, are considered positive. 2. industrial production index The index is up, representing an upturn in the economy, with interest rates likely to rise, against the dollar, bullish, bearish on gold, and bullish. 3. Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) The purchasing managers index is expressed as a percentage, often using 50% as the dividing line of economic strength: when the index is higher than 50%, it is interpreted as a sign of economic expansion. Better dollar, bad gold. When the index is below 50%, particularly close to 40%, there are worries about the recession, and the Fed is generally expected to cut interest rates to stimulate the boom. Bad dollar, bullish gold. 4. durable goods orders If the data growth, it indicates that the manufacturing sector has improved, favorable dollar, bad gold. On the other hand, if reduced, it means that the manufacturing sector is shrinking, bad for the dollar and bullish on gold. 5. employment report Since the announcement time is at the beginning of the month, generally used as a pointer to the tone of the month of economic. Among them, the non-agricultural employment population is an important data to estimate industrial production and personal income. A decrease in unemployment or an increase in non-agricultural employment means that the economy is improving and that interest rates are likely to rise. It is good for the dollar, bad for gold, and vice versa for the dollar. 6. producer price index (PPI) In general, the producer price index rose, mostly bullish for the dollar, bearish Gold: down for t