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Liang Ge Daily Profits | Gold Commentary 3.26 Thursday
Gold rises for two consecutive days, powerfully reclaiming lost ground! Liang Ge firmly maintains bullish outlook above 4800-5000!
On Tuesday and Wednesday, gold prices rose noticeably, primarily benefiting from falling oil prices, which eased market concerns about persistent inflation. Cooling oil prices mean the Federal Reserve doesn't need to maintain high interest rates long-term, directly favoring gold.
At the same time, a slight weakening of the U.S. Dollar Index further enhanced gold's appeal.
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# Liang Ge Daily Gains | 3.22 Crude Oil Weekly Outlook!
Crude oil previously had a rally driven by Middle East tensions, but it's clearly pulling back recently. WTI is currently trading around $93.5 in the Asian session, and market sentiment is gradually easing from the previous extreme panic. The main reason is that both Trump and Israel have softened their rhetoric—no ground troops deployment, no targeting Iran's critical energy infrastructure—so supply disruption fears have naturally cooled down.
From the daily chart perspective, crude oil remains in a bullish structure overall, but the $95