#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Silver surges higher then falls into consolidation—this move is quite interesting

US December CPI as expected declined, with core CPI even lower than forecast, and the market has sensed a rate cut signal. Coupled with Trump’s geopolitical remarks and global central banks continuing to buy gold, safe-haven funds flooded into precious metals, pushing silver to high levels. But the question is—funds are starting to realize profits, and after a short-term spike, profit-taking selling immediately appeared. Currently, the market is oscillating at a critical point.

From a technical perspective, it’s a bit tangled: the 4-hour chart shows silver touching the upper Bollinger Band and then pulling back, but the MACD histogram is still expanding, indicating the bulls haven’t lost momentum; switching to the 1-hour chart, the KDJ indicator is turning upward, showing clear signs of a short-term rebound; looking at the 5-minute cycle, silver found support around 87.6 and started to rebound, with limited correction space, and the overall pattern remains strong.

How to operate practically? The key is to stick to these zones.

**Bullish approach**: When silver pulls back to the 87.5-88 range, consider entering at low levels. The first target is 89, and looking higher, 91 is a more realistic goal.

**Risk hedging**: If silver rebounds and breaks through 89 but faces resistance, try a small short position, first watching the 88.5 support line. If it breaks, look at 87.8-88. For stronger breakouts, focus on the previous lows at 86-86.5.

$BTC $XAU Don’t get caught up in high or low, follow the rhythm.