Risk sentiment dominates the direction of the New Zealand dollar, while bets on interest rate hikes become secondary.

A correction in the US dollar index propelled the pound sterling to rebound against the dollar, awaiting a breakout.

The UAE's withdrawal from OPEC weakens its influence and alters the global oil market landscape.

Top Escalating uncertainty surrounding UK local elections has pushed government bond yields to near 30-year highs, potentially triggering a rebound in the euro against the pound.

Top With the Federal Reserve's rate cut window narrowing, employment data has become the focus of attention.

The dollar index continued its correction as safe-haven demand waned and a wait-and-see attitude prevailed ahead of employment data.

Rising hopes for peace between the US and Iran put pressure on the dollar, causing gold prices to break through $4,650.

Easing tensions in the Middle East dampened inflation expectations, causing silver to rebound to $75.70, but uncertainty limited gains.

World Gold Council: Sovereign sectors became net suppliers of gold in March, but central bank demand remained relatively robust.

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points, causing the Australian dollar to rise sharply against the US dollar.

The Fed's dual mandate constrains the path of interest rate hikes, and the dollar index continues its correction.

A summary chart of futures company viewpoints: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on May 6th.

Risk sentiment dominates the direction of the New Zealand dollar, while bets on interest rate hikes become secondary.

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Easing tensions in the Middle East dampened inflation expectations, causing silver to rebound to $75.70, but uncertainty limited gains.

2026-05-06 14:51:15

World Gold Council: Sovereign sectors became net suppliers of gold in March, but central bank demand remained relatively robust.

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Initial signs of recovery are emerging in the US job market; the Iranian conflict and high oil prices remain the biggest concerns for the recovery.

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Is gold presenting a strategic buying opportunity? Top strategists warn: Stop waiting and immediately establish a 3% to 8% position.

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Gold prices rebounded after easing geopolitical tensions and a weakening dollar.

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Dramatic reversal! Trump abruptly halts "Operation Hormuz," marking a major breakthrough in the US-Iran peace agreement?

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Frequent geopolitical tensions pressured copper prices, causing them to fall from their highs.

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LME copper futures surged more than 3.3% as easing tensions in the Middle East boosted expectations for global industrial demand.

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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt aluminum supply, and aluminum prices may maintain their upward trend.

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The shadow of USD/JPY intervention looms, and energy inflation exacerbates pressure on Japanese debt.

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Central Bank	Current Rate	Next Forecast	Last (Non-zero) Change (Basis Points)	Historical High	Historical Low	Latest CPI
Federal Reserve	3.5-3.75 2026-04-29	待预测 2026-06-17	-25 2024-12-19	20 1980-03-04	0-0.25 2008-12-27	3.3
European Central Bank	2.15 2026-04-30	待预测	-25 2025-06-05	4.75 2000-10-05	0.00 2016-03-16	3
Bank of Japan	0.75 2026-04-28	1 2026-06-16	25 2025-12-29	9.00 2008-10-31	-0.10 2016-01-29	1.5
Bank of England	3.75 2026-04-30	待预测	-25 2025-12-18	17 1979-11-15	0.1 2020-03-26	3.3
Swiss National Bank	0 2026-03-19	待预测 2026-06-18	-25 2025-06-19	3.5 2000-02-03	-0.75 2015-01-15	0.6
Reserve Bank of Australia	4.35 2026-05-05	待预测	25 2026-05-05	17.00 1990-01-22	0.75 2019-10-01	4.1
Bank of Canada	2.25 2026-04-29	待预测	-25 2025-10-29	8.06 1995-02-23	0.25 2009-04-21	2.4
Reserve Bank of New Zealand	2.25 2026-04-08	2.25 2026-05-27	-25 2025-11-26	8.25 2007-07-26	0.25 2020-03-16	3.1

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Easing tensions in the Middle East dampened inflation expectations, causing silver to rebound to $75.70, but uncertainty limited gains.

World Gold Council: Sovereign sectors became net suppliers of gold in March, but central bank demand remained relatively robust.

Initial signs of recovery are emerging in the US job market; the Iranian conflict and high oil prices remain the biggest concerns for the recovery.

Is gold presenting a strategic buying opportunity? Top strategists warn: Stop waiting and immediately establish a 3% to 8% position.

Gold prices rebounded after easing geopolitical tensions and a weakening dollar.

Dramatic reversal! Trump abruptly halts "Operation Hormuz," marking a major breakthrough in the US-Iran peace agreement?

Market Analysis

Frequent geopolitical tensions pressured copper prices, causing them to fall from their highs.

LME copper futures surged more than 3.3% as easing tensions in the Middle East boosted expectations for global industrial demand.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt aluminum supply, and aluminum prices may maintain their upward trend.

The continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz may cause copper prices to fall further.

Tight supply coupled with a recovery in demand led to a sharp short-term rise in CBOT soybean oil prices.

The shadow of USD/JPY intervention looms, and energy inflation exacerbates pressure on Japanese debt.

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