Yan Ruixiang: Short-term gold is expected to fluctuate, while crude oil is currently emphasizing a significant surge.

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-10T12:34:07+00:00

The article analyzes the market trends of gold and crude oil, indicating that long-term prospects for gold are bullish while short-term pressure exists, whereas crude oil shows short-term bullishness. It also lists key financial data and events to watch on March 9, 2026, including Middle East video conferences and economic indicators from various countries.

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2026-03-10 12:34:07

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Gold

Monthly chart (long-term bullish) Support: 3900
Weekly chart (mid-term bullish) Support: 4790
Daily chart (wave偏空) Resistance: 5140
Four-hour chart (short-term)
Key watershed at 5120 area
Short-term tends to fluctuate between 5000-5206, intraday short-term support and resistance around 5120-5140

Crude Oil

Monthly chart (long-term bullish) Resistance: 63.20
Weekly chart (mid-term bullish) Resistance: 69
Daily chart (wave bullish) Resistance: 74
Four-hour chart (short-term)
Short-term watershed at 91.20 area, short-term continuation of bullish trend depends on this region

[Key economic data and events to watch on March 9, 2026, Monday]
① TBA Domestic refined oil price adjustment window opens
② TBA EU and Middle East leaders hold video conference
③ 07:50 Japan January Trade Balance

④ 09:30 China February CPI Year-over-Year
⑤ 15:00 Germany January Seasonally Adjusted Industrial Production MoM
⑥ 16:00 Switzerland February Consumer Confidence Index
⑦ 17:30 Eurozone March Sentix Investor Confidence Index
⑧ 23:00 US February New York Fed 1-Year Inflation Expectations

Note: The above are personal opinions and strategies for reference only. No investment advice is provided, and it is not related to clients’ investments nor used as a basis for order placement.

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