33 Quotes by Yingxi Yu

We have not seen evidence of good physical demand at lower levels. Prices have been primarily driven by funds and, therefore, are vulnerable to sell-offs, should funds decide to exit the market.

With a lack of fresh catalysts to trigger a significant move in either direction, we expect gold to remain in its consolidation mood over the near term.

The platinum group metals remain well below their recent peaks.

We see some positive factors that could potentially bring prices near the top of this range.

We see potential for further downside pressure over the near term, but the market generally appears well supported at the moment. So any weakness is unlikely to be very violent or major.

There is still a negative stigma associated with hedging.

We will not rule out the possibility of further weakness and prices are likely to remain volatile in a broader range.

We expect the market to remain in consolidation mood for now, though thin trading conditions ahead of the long holiday weekend could well spark big price movements.

The strong price action and impressive technical trends in various currencies suggest prices should remain elevated in 2006.