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Silver breaks through $40 for the first time in fourteen years, Fed rate cuts boost gold prices

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Basic news

On Tuesday (September 2 Beijing time), spot gold trading was around $3,480/ounce, and gold prices hit a four-month high of $3,489.78/ounce on Monday, just $10 away from the April high. Boosted by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut bets and the weakening of the US dollar, silver prices also exceeded $40 per ounce for the first time since 2011; U.S. crude oil trading was around $64.57/barrel, as the market was concerned that intensified air strikes in Russia and Ukraine could lead to supply disruptions, and the weakening of the US dollar provided additional support for oil prices.

Gold market

Gold prices hit a more than four-month high of $3,489.78 per ounce on Monday, boosted by the Federal Reserve's bets on interest rate cuts and a weaker dollar; silver prices broke through $40 per ounce for the first time since 2011.

Spot gold was $3477.56 per ounce, up 0.9%, the highest level since hitting a record high of $3500.05 on April 22. U.S. gold futures for December delivery rose 0.9% to $3,547.70. Spot silver jumped 2.6% to $40.69 an ounce, a new high since September 2011. The U.S. market was closed on Monday due to Labor Day holiday. The US dollar index is close to its lowest point since July 28.

Ole Hansen, head of www.barborka.infomodities strategy at Saxo Bank, said: "Gold, especially silver, continued its strong gains on Friday, mainly supported by factors such as continued rise in U.S. inflation, weak consumer sentiment, (expected) rate cuts and concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve."

Data released last Friday showed that the United States was the first to be the first to be aware of the continued rise in U.S. inflation, weak consumer sentiment, a (expected) rate cut and concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve."The PCE price index rose 0.2% from the previous month and increased by 2.6% year-on-year, in line with expectations. Silver is rising due to expectations of interest rate cuts, while tight supply markets also help maintain the upward trend of silver, said Tim Waterer, chief market analyst at KCMTrade.

San Francisco Fed Chairman Mary Daly posted on social media last week, reiterating his support for the rate cut on labor market risks.

UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo said: "The market is focusing on Friday's U.S. jobs report, which will support investment demand, is expected to allow the Fed to resume interest rate cuts from September."

The survey shows that non-farm jobs in August, which will be announced on Friday, is expected to increase by 78,000, www.barborka.infopared with 73,000 in July. Platinum rose 3.2% to $1,408.54; palladium rose 1.9% to $1,129.70.

Oil market

Oil prices rose on Monday, with Brent crude closing up 1% on Monday, with settlement price at $68.15 per barrel, and U.S. crude oil rose 1.1% to $64.68 per barrel as markets feared that intensified air strikes in Russia and Ukraine could lead to supply disruptions, while weakening the dollar provided additional support for oil prices.

Affected by the US Labor Day holiday, U.S. crude oil futures will not settle on Monday. And due to the US holiday, Brent crude oil and U.S. crude oil traded lightly.

Traffic tracking data cited by ANZ analysts showed that weekly oil transport volumes at Russian ports fell to a four-week low of 2.72 million barrels per day, and markets remain concerned about Russia's oil supply.

The U.S. labor market report, which will be released this week, will reflect its economic health and test investors' confidence in an upcoming rate cut. The dollar hit a five-week low on Monday before the data was released.

Investors are also paying attention to the OPEC+ meeting to be held on September 7.

Foreign Market

The dollar hit a five-week low on Monday, as investors awaited a series of U.S. job market data for the week that could impact expectations of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path. Traders are also evaluating U.S. inflation data and court rulings that most of Trump’s tariffs are illegal, and his wrestling with the Fed over his attempt to fire Fed Director Cook.

According to the CMEFedWatch tool, the money market recently expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September and a 100 basis points rate cut by the fall of 2026 is about 90%.

The US dollar index fell 0.17%, to a low of 97.52, the lowest level since July 28. Investors will focus on Friday's U.S. non-farm employment report, ahead of which there are job openings and private sector employment data.

Analysts say the U.S. economy is no longer as good as it has been for most of the past decade, providing reasons for a weaker dollar and expecting a weaker job market to rise.One step of signs will support this claim.

Social Bank analyst Klaus Baader said a severe weakness would mean the Fed would respond more strongly than market forecasts, but if the May/June weakness is seen as a statistical illusion, then given the prospect of rising inflation around the next year is almost certain, a rate cut seems unnecessary," some analysts still believe that the Fed may cut interest rates by 50 basis points later this month.

The euro rose 0.25% to close at $1.1710; the pound rose 0.31% to close at $1.3542. The U.S. market closed on Monday due to holidays.

Politics The governance of risks has become the focus of market attention, and the French government may face failure in a vote of confidence on a plan to cut the budget in an all-round way. Analysts point out that the euro will only be under pressure when such risks show signs of spreading within the euro zone, which is not obvious at the moment.

As the United States continues to negotiate with major trading partners, investors are also paying close attention to trade policy. We believe the court ruling will not have much impact on the market and the matter will be handed over to the Supreme Court, which is likely to make a ruling in favor of Trump as Trump step up efforts Exercising greater influence on monetary policy, concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve have also dragged down the dollar.

International News

Bestert: Several candidates for the Federal Reserve Chairman are also expected to be directors

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besent told Semafor on Monday that the “several” candidates for the Fed’s chairman are also candidates to fill two vacant seats in the central bank’s board of directors. When asked about the market’s reaction to President Trump’s attempt to remove Fed Director Cook, Besent said both the bond market and the foreign exchange market remained “calm.” Besent said he and Trump had “discussed in detail what the candidates should be and their qualifications”. Beisen said Trump “has great respect” to the Fed.

Becent said Trump may declare a U.S. housing emergency this fall

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Beisen said in an interview with Washington Examiner on Monday that the Trump administration may declare a national housing emergency in the fall. Beisen also hinted that authorities are looking at how to regulate local building and zoning codes and reduce transaction www.barborka.infopletion costs, and that Trump may also consider imposing tariff exemptions on specific building materials. Beisen said, "We are working hard to figure out what we can do, and we don't want to interfere in state, county and city affairs." "

Trump says India has proposed to lower tariffs on the US to zero but it is too late

U.S. President Trump said that India has proposed to cut tariff rates after the United States imposed a 50% tariff on India last week for buying Russian oil. "They have now proposed to lower tariffs to zero, but it is too lateNow. They should have done it a few years ago," Trump said on social platform TruthSocial on Monday. It is unclear when India will propose it, nor whether the White House plans to restart trade talks with India.

The French Prime Minister admits: consultations this week may fail

French Prime Minister François Belu said that the vote of confidence that will be held in a week is about the fate of France. The vote is likely to lead to the ouster of its government. "The problem is not the fate of the prime minister, nor the fate of François Belu," he said in an interview with four French news channels last Sunday. "It is not even the fate of the government." The problem is France's fate. ”

The British Prime Minister promoted the Chancellor's deputy to the chief secretary of his office, hoping to strengthen control of economic policies

British Prime Minister Stamer announced a series of personnel adjustments to his Downing Street team. Darren Jones, deputy of Chancellor Rachel Reeves, was appointed as the prime minister's chief secretary, responsible for the daily operations of his office - to become one of the highest-level members of the Stamer administration. Insiders say such adjustments will make the Prime Minister's Office work closer to the Chancellor's Office. Stamer hopes to take the opportunity "Reset" the government and have a greater influence on economic policies. In the year of entering Downing Street (Prime Minister's Office), Stamer's leadership has been questioned and Labour's approval rating has dropped significantly.

Media: The U.S. government is preparing to take new measures against Brazil

According to www.barborka.infoN Brasil, people familiar with Washington, the U.S. government is considering taking measures against Brazilian banks and Brazil's import of diesel from Russia. According to one of the sources, the closest sanctions appear to be against Brazilian banks, adding that the background of the action is against former Brazilian President Jaire Bolsonaro's trial began on September 2. According to sources in Washington, it is expected that the U.S. government will also take trade measures against Brazil's import of diesel from Russia, and it will be implemented within a week or a half.

The EU responded to the pressure on the US to continue to implement digital-related legislation

The European www.barborka.infomission's executive vice president for technical sovereignty and other matters said on social media on the 1st that the Digital Services Act and the Digital Market Act are the EU's "sovereign legislation" and the EU will continue to implement these digital laws. Velconin said that the relevant digital laws have Non-discriminatory, applicable to all online platforms operating in the EU.

Domestic News

Ministry of Industry and www.barborka.information Technology: Actively participate in global governance in the fields of digital economy, artificial intelligence, etc.

On September 1, the Party Group of the Ministry of Industry and www.barborka.information Technology carried out a study of the theoretical study center group. The meeting emphasized that open sharing is the inherent requirement for promoting new industrialization. We must unswervingly expand high-level opening up to the outside world, make good use of the two domestic and international markets and two resources, promote the mutual promotion of domestic and international dual circulations, and cultivate new advantages of my country's participation in international cooperation and www.barborka.infopetition. We must "bring in with higher quality"”, build a first-class business environment in market-oriented, rule of law, and internationalization, and encourage foreign-invested enterprises to deeply participate in the new industrialization process. We must "go global" at a higher level, encourage enterprises to diversify their layout and international development, and deepen the www.barborka.infoplementary cooperation between the countries in jointly building the "Belt and Road" industry advantages. We must actively participate in global governance in the fields of digital economy, artificial intelligence, radio spectrum, www.barborka.infomunication infrastructure, etc., promote the construction of a new industrial revolution partnership www.barborka.infowork, and promote the construction of a safe, stable, smooth, efficient, open, inclusive, and mutually beneficial and win-win global industrial chain and supply chain system.

Overseas in the first half of the year Investors hold A shares with a market value of more than 3 trillion yuan

UBS Securities China Stock Strategy Analyst Meng Lei mentioned that overseas funds showed a www.barborka.info inflow of A shares in the first half of 2025. As of the end of June 2025, overseas investors held A shares with a market value of 3.07 trillion yuan. It is estimated that northbound funds increased their holdings of A shares in the first two quarters of 2025, and the total www.barborka.info inflow of northbound A shares in the first half of the year reached 83.6 billion yuan.

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