FED will Zinsen erhöhen - brechen Gold, Silber & Minen ein?
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Rohstoff InsiderIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 01 Sept 2026, 13:15 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 04 Sept 2026, 15:14 UTC
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The analysis highlights a potential downturn across major financial markets, including USD/JPY, Gold, and Silver, based on technical indicators and macroeconomic trends. The speaker emphasizes that high US debt and interest rates create significant headwinds. Specifically, the USD/JPY pair is expected to fall from its current 160.05 level, targeting 155.0, with a fail bound at 161.5. Gold is analyzed to be in a similar downtrend, with its current price of 4050.0 aiming for 3880.0, invalidated if it breaks above 4080.0. Silver, currently around 23.5, is also predicted to decline towards 22.5, with a fail bound at 24.0. The analysis is grounded in the notion that these markets are displaying signs of overheating and potential corrections due to the unsustainable debt levels and interest rate policies.
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