February 9, 2026 — After suffering a sharp sell-off of nearly 4% in the previous session, precious metals rebounded swiftly, demonstrating strong repair momentum. During early Asian trading on Monday, spot gold extended Friday’s near 4% rebound, rising as much as 1.7% to a high of USD 5,046.15 per ounce, successfully reclaiming the key psychological level of 5 000 USD.
Silver showed an even more aggressive recovery. Following a single-day plunge of 10%, silver surged more than 9% at the close, settling at USD 77.50 per ounce, forming a classic V-shaped rebound.
This rebound was primarily driven by a softer U.S. dollar and a resurgence in risk-off sentiment. The U.S. Dollar Index ended its streak of gains, providing support for gold prices and triggering a return of physical buying from the euro and yen regions. On the geopolitical front, while U.S.–Iran nuclear talks have sent some easing signals, the extended negotiation timeline suggests uncertainty will persist. Amid a highly volatile global environment, gold’s role as a core safe-haven asset has once again been reaffirmed.
Analyse fondamentale et de la performance des actifs
1. Marchés boursiers américains
Performance de l'indice
- Moyenne industrielle Dow Jones: Closed at 50,115.67, up more than 1,200 points, gaining 2.47%. The index has historically stabilized above the 50,000 milestone, reflecting strong revaluation flows into traditional value blue chips and financials amid expectations of expanded White House executive authority and “reflation.”
- Indice S&P 500: Ended at 6,962.85, en haut 0.50%. While growth in technology heavyweights slowed, market breadth improved, with capital expenditures offsetting some concerns over tariff-related uncertainty.
- Nasdaq 100 Index (NQ1): Closed at 25,306.00, en haut 0.57%. The AI infrastructure investment narrative remains intact, supporting continued range-bound upside despite a higher-for-longer interest rate environment.
Pleins feux sur l'action
- Tesla (TSLA): Closed at USD 411.11, surging 3.50%, benefiting from potential policy tailwinds related to autonomous driving and manufacturing incentives.
2. Marché des changes
- Indice du dollar américain (DXY): At 97.609, vers le bas 0.07%. Although Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Fed Chair prompted markets to price in a more hawkish stance, ongoing de-dollarization trends and the relative attractiveness of non-U.S. assets limited the dollar’s upside.
- EUR/USD: At 1.18248, en haut 0,09%. The euro traded sideways near the 1.18 level as U.S.–EU tariff tensions temporarily eased and geopolitical pressures moderated, supporting rebound demand.
- USD/JPY: At 157.049, vers le bas 0,08%. The yen found technical support around 157, with markets assessing the post-election stance of Japan’s ruling coalition toward monetary policy normalization.
3. Métaux précieux et matières premières
Métaux précieux
- Or au comptant (XAUUSD): At USD 5,034.15 per ounce, en haut 1.41%, firmly reclaiming the 5 000 USD psychological threshold. This breakout is not merely driven by rate-cut expectations but represents a collective vote against the credibility of the “old-order credit system,” fueled by persistent geopolitical risks and concerns over a global sovereign debt crisis.
- Argent au comptant (XAGUSD): At USD 79.49 per ounce, en haut 1.98%. Supported by the dual resonance of safe-haven demand and industrial usage, silver continues to outperform gold.
matières premières
- WTI Crude Oil (XTIUSD): At USD 63.03 per barrel, vers le bas 0.74%. Prices remain under pressure below the USD 65 resistance level, weighed down by expectations of potential U.S. supply expansion and K-shaped divergence in global manufacturing-driven energy demand.
4. Actifs crypto et évolutions macroéconomiques
- Bitcoin (BTCUSD): At USD 70,583, en haut 0.43%. Trading in a narrow range above USD 70,000, as markets price in clearer U.S. regulatory frameworks and the implementation of relevant White House executive orders.
- Ethereum (ETHUSD): At USD 2,090.4, en haut 0.10%. ETH continues to underperform BTC and other risk assets, reflecting capital’s preference for “safe-haven” characteristics over high-beta exposure.
5. Le thème du jour
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