陆凯枫黄金白银反弹乏力 震荡以待变盘契机（Lu Kaifeng gold and silver rebound weakness, shock wait to change disk opportunity）.docVIP

陆凯枫黄金白银反弹乏力 震荡以待变盘契机（Lu Kaifeng gold and silver rebound weakness, shock wait to change disk opportunity） Lu Kaifeng: gold and silver rebound weakness, shock wait to change disk opportunity [market review] On Tuesday (July 30th), sub city in early trading, spot gold shock finishing, now trading at $1328 / ounce, spot silver trading at $19.87 / ounce. In recent days, the market has been cautious, gold and silver prices generally range consolidation, the early rally has slowed significantly. A lot of risk events this week, waiting for a break interval flow. [market overview] After the Federal Reserves two day monetary policy meeting, the Federal Reserve will issue a statement on Wednesday (July 31st), investors will study carefully to find its latest timetable for debt reduction schedule. Wednesday, the United States will also announce the second quarter gross domestic product (GDP) initial value, foreign media survey estimates for the growth of 1%. Chicago fed Midwest manufacturing index to better, but then the U.S. home sales and Dallas fed manufacturing output index are weak. The overall impact of the overnight data was limited as the market was cautious about a series of risk events later in the week. The market expects the Bank of England and the European Central Bank to reaffirm or improve their respective versions of the forward-looking monetary policy that will remain accommodative for some time. That could revive the buying of the dollar, as the Fed is still the first major central bank to withdraw its ultra loose monetary policy. U.S. housing prices will be released on Tuesday (July 30th) and will be released on Wednesday and Thursday (August 1st), respectively, for private employment and business plans, layoffs, and so forth. Friday (August 2nd), the United States Department of labor will issue a monthly non-agricultural employment report, the market is expected in July nonfarm payrolls increased by 185 thousand, the unemployment rate dropped to 7.5%. The st