#分享美股交易赢英伟达股票 This Friday (June 6th), spot gold was hit by the much better-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll data, plunging about 3% in a single day, closing at $4,327 per ounce, with domestic Shanghai gold falling to approximately 949 yuan per gram. On Monday (June 8th), the opening was generally weak and volatile, leaning bearish, but there is a short-term possibility of oversold correction. The specific analysis is as follows:

📉Monday (June 8th) Market Outlook

- Opening tone: After a sharp decline on Friday, sentiment remains weak, with Asian session likely opening lower or flat with weak oscillation, watch for any weekend geopolitical news causing a gap. Short-term RSI is oversold, not ruling out a slight rebound correction, but gains are limited.
- Intraday range: International gold prices are expected to trade between $4,300 and $4,380 per ounce (strong resistance at $4,420–$4,440); domestic Shanghai gold reference at 940–958 yuan per gram.
- Rhythm: If the price tests 4,300 support without breaking it in the early session, a short-term long position for a rebound is possible; if the rebound reaches 4,350–4,380 and faces resistance, the outlook is bearish, and chasing the bottom is not recommended for now.

📌Core Influencing Factors

- Negative (dominant): U.S. May non-farm payrolls far exceeding expectations → expectations for rate cuts significantly cooling down, dollar index stabilizing above 100, U.S. Treasury yields rising, non-yielding gold under pressure; technical breakdown of the 4,400 key support, daily bearish alignment.
- Support (limiting decline): Central bank continuous gold purchases (Chinese central bank added about 10 tons in May); the 4,300 round number and the 4,200–4,220 zone are previous dense trading areas, deep declines may trigger buying.

🗓️ Key Events This Week

- June 10th (Wednesday): U.S. May CPI data: if CPI exceeds expectations → rate hike expectations will rise again → gold may test 4,250–4,200 twice; if CPI falls back → short-term rebound to test 4,400+.
- Throughout the week, speeches by Federal Reserve officials, watch for any more hawkish signals.

⚠️ Trading Tips

Currently medium-term bearish, short-term oversold, mainly suggest shorting on rebounds and not heavily bottom-fishing on the left side. Investment involves risks; the above analysis is not a buy or sell recommendation. Please set stop-loss levels strictly.