陆凯枫联储政策扑朔迷离 黄金白银区间蓄势（Lu Kaifeng Fed policy confusing, gold and silver interval poised）.docVIP

陆凯枫联储政策扑朔迷离 黄金白银区间蓄势（Lu Kaifeng Fed policy confusing, gold and silver interval poised） Lu Kaifeng: Fed policy confusing, gold and silver interval poised [market review] Monday (September 9th) European market, the spot gold arranged at 1385 U. S. dollars / ounce. Today, gold to $1388.04 / ounce opening, the highest test 1394.20 U. S. dollars / ounce, the lowest dropping 1384.90 U. S. dollars / ounce, the amplitude of the day is limited, there is no clear direction. In the short run, as the situation in Syria is still unstable, the risk of circumvention of the impact of gold, there is a short-term rise in probability. [market overview] Wisdomjoin foggin statistics show that the worlds leading gold ETF--SPDRGoldTrust gold holdings as of September 9th unchanged from the previous day, to 919.23 tons, the total value of about $41 billion 62 million. Global silver ETF--iSharesSilverTrust as of September 9th, silver holdings compared with the previous trading day, at 10533.72 tons, with a total value of about $8 billion 29 million. Gold prices rose 1.5% to 1392.50 as high as the U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose less than expected on Friday, amid growing uncertainty as to whether the Fed will begin to reduce its debt purchases. Such a pattern would make the exit QE more uncertain, creating the bane of the rising precious metal. In addition, the early morning / day second quarter GDP correction quarterly rate on a substantial repair, compared with the previous 2.6%, up to 3.8%. The same period of synchronization / day / end of the 7 quarter adjustment, the current account ring increased sharply, recorded a 577 billion 300 million yen trade surplus, the former value of 336 billion 300 million yen. As the United States Congress today will end the adjournment, the Syria issue will return to market concerns. The house of representatives will vote on the bill authorizing the passage of force in the middle of this week, and the house of Representatives may wait until the Senate gets resu