Gold prices have hit a six-month high, reaching $2,017.82 an ounce, as investors remain cautious despite a fall in the panic index. This week, traders are awaiting key inflation data from the US and Europe, which could indicate whether stock and bond market rallies will continue into December. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley's global stock index has fallen and European stock markets have dipped slightly. As investors increasingly predict that central banks may soon cut interest rates, this could impact the markets. Traders will also be watching for speeches from the Fed and ECB officials this week for further guidance. （责任编辑:周文凯）