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US and China ready to talk

US and China ready to talk

BY | Updated October 29, 2025

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金融分析師/內容撰稿人, RADEX MARKETS

Lawrence J. 擁有深厚的技術與工程背景,並於職涯後期轉往金融領域發展。他長期關注國際金融市場,在傳統市場與新興加密貨幣市場皆累積了豐富的實務經驗。目前擔任 RADEX MARKETS 財經撰稿人。

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  •   ●  Precious metals struggle
  •   ●  Attentions shift to South Korea summit
  •   ●  Fed decision dead ahead

Gold on shaky ground

The slump in gold continued yesterday, with prices falling to $3,952 per ounce by the daily close. The precious metal showed a little more strength early this morning, but with the Trump-Xi meeting just around the corner, traders are understandably cautious. Silver prices on the other hand are showing a little more initiative, reaching back towards $48 an ounce.


Trade talks fast approach

South Korea is currently welcoming leaders from across the region for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which is set to begin on Friday. An important side show to the event will be the talks between the US and China, which represent the first real attempt at reconciliation between the two nations in months. Any progress at ending the trade war will further spoil the safe-haven trade, although it is unlikely that anything concrete will emerge this week. The summit follows a meeting between President Trump and newly-nominated Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi, during which the two parties signed a deal regarding, among other matters, rare-earth minerals. Japanese markets have stepped up a gear since the new PM took office, pushing the Nikkei 225 to fresh record highs. The index breached 51,000 points for the first time this morning and is already up 4% this week.


Fed decision ahead

Softening trade relations may not be the best outcome for bullion prices, but on the other side of the equation, interest rates on the US dollar are firmly pointing downwards. We are mere hours away from the latest Federal Reserve decision, which is all but confirmed to lower rates to 4% from 4.25% currently. Given how strongly prediction markets are pricing in such a cut, it is hard to see today’s meeting shaking up markets to any significant degree. That is unless the Fed decides to hold rates, or indeed enact a double rate cut. Unlikely but not impossible.



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交易衍生性商品及槓桿產品具有高度風險,可能導致超過初始投資金額的損失。交易前請詳閱我們的《條款與條件》(T&C)及《產品揭露聲明》(PDS)。

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