2026-01-12 01:10:36

#美国贸易赤字状况 New York gold futures broke through a key resistance level, surpassing $4600 per ounce for the first time, with a daily increase of 1.8%. Meanwhile, spot gold is also showing strength, with quotes approaching $4590 per ounce, hitting a new all-time high. Behind this rally, ongoing uncertainties in trade tensions continue to boost safe-haven demand, and global investors remain highly enthusiastic about allocating to precious metals. As a traditional hedge, gold often attracts new buying when geopolitical risks or economic outlooks come under pressure. Currently, gold futures have broken through multiple psychological thresholds, reflecting the market's cautious attitude towards risk assets.

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MetaMisfit

· 20h ago

Gold has broken 4600 now, it's really getting intense. Constantly dealing with these trade situations every day, investors are really fed up.

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quietly_staking

· 01-12 01:39

Breaking 4600 in gold is no longer surprising; the real question is when this round of safe-haven assets will end... I think it will continue to rise.

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MEVEye

· 01-12 01:39

Gold hits a new high again. Now I really need to stock up on some spot assets, or it'll get even more expensive later...

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-12 01:36

Here we go again, gold is hitting new highs... Is this time really different? --- Breaks through 4600, it feels like it will keep pushing higher --- Hedge demand is at its peak, indicating everyone is panicking --- As long as the trade situation remains unstable, gold won't stop --- Historical highs have been reached, do you still dare to buy in? --- The recent surge in futures is really fierce, it feels like a correction is coming --- Spot price approaching 4590, has anyone started bottom-fishing? --- Once again, safe-haven sentiment is causing chaos. When will it finally settle down?

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 01-12 01:31

It's another risk-averse market. The recent surge in gold prices is indeed quite fierce, but on the other hand, with such a turbulent trade situation, buying gold is also normal. --- Is the $4600 level holding? It feels like I just heard a couple of days ago that it might break this level, and now it's hitting new highs? --- Every time there's a problem, everyone piles into gold. Why does it feel like the demand for safe-haven assets is now hyped up? --- Honestly, if the trade deficit continues to worsen, could gold prices still rise? Or is it time to jump in? --- One integer resistance level after another is being broken; this pace is a bit rapid. Could it be a rebound trap? --- So, is everyone around the world now stockpiling gold? It seems like institutional investors are aggressively allocating. --- A 1.8% single-day increase isn't particularly exaggerated, but the fact that it hit a new all-time high is quite interesting.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-12 01:20

It's the same old story of safe-haven assets, but in reality, it's just the market panicking and bottom-fishing. 4600? It's just that more and more people are holding the sedan chair, waiting to see who will be the last to take the bait.

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