陆凯枫宏观经济格局持稳 黄金白银震荡运行（Lu Kaifeng macroeconomic steady pattern of gold and silver concussion）.docVIP

陆凯枫宏观经济格局持稳 黄金白银震荡运行（Lu Kaifeng macroeconomic steady pattern of gold and silver concussion） Lu Kaifeng: macroeconomic steady pattern of gold and silver concussion [market review] Wednesday (November 27th) the European market trading, gold traded at $1250 / ounce below, the strong U.S. housing market data make the market more worried that the U.S. Federal Reserve Board (FED) may soon begin to hate reduced stimulus Gold Charm inflation hedge for the blank. Since the next two days of Thanksgiving, a series of data in the United States has been announced early tonight, so the evening market will be relatively large, I suggest you according to the United States dish data homeopathy. [market overview] Wisdomjoin foggin statistics show that the worlds leading gold ETF--SPDRGoldTrust gold holdings as of November 26th compared with the previous trading day reduction of 3.3 tons, 848.91 tons, the total value of about $33 billion 914 million. Global silver ETF--iSharesSilverTrust as of November 26th silver holdings compared with the previous trading day 29.95 tons, to 10329.99 tons, with a total value of about 6 billion 543 million U.S. dollars. U.S. September S P / case Schiller (SP/CS) 20 major cities housing prices grew by 13.3%, an expected growth of 13%, an increase of 12.8% in August. September, SP/CS20 major cities housing prices grew by 0.7% QoQ, which is the lowest increase since February this year, is expected to increase by 0.7%, an increase of 1.3% in August. The strong growth of house prices in the United States has raised doubts and concerns about the possibility of a renewed bubble in the market. However, the market is also concerned about the fear bubble, rather than eager to enter the market and purchase. Latest data show that the euro area in October CPI annual rate of 0.7%, Japan September CPI annual rate of 1.1%, the United States in October CPI annual rate of 1%, the inflation target in these areas are 2%. Societe Generale analysts believe that QE did not