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Preview of major global market data next week
Next week (October 18-24), although there is still a risk of missing some data due to the U.S. government shutdown, multiple sets of global heavyweight economic data, intensive speeches by central bank officials, and high-profile international conferences will...
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European Banking doves are back again, analysis of the short-term trends of spot
Global Market Overview 1. European and American market conditions: The three major futures indexes all fell, with the Dow futures falling 0.77%, the S&P 500 futures falling 1.05%, and the Nasdaq futures falling 1.23%. Major European stock indexes fell across t...
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The U.S. dollar continues to slide, and gold retreats from all-time highs
Gold‘s impressive rally remained uninterrupted on October 17, with the precious metal surging to an all-time high well above $4,300. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar continues to weaken against other currencies amid uncertainty over U.S.-China relations and the ongo...
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The U.S. dollar index continues its decline as concerns about credit market risk
On October 17, spot gold was trading around US$4,320.62 per ounce. Gold prices continued to hit record highs on Thursday, approaching US$4,380 per ounce. As trade tensions intensified and the U.S. government shut down, investors flocked to gold as a safe haven...
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The Fed's
On October 17, in early trading in Asia on Friday, Beijing time, the U.S. dollar index was hovering around 98.18. On Thursday, the U.S. dollar index continued its decline and finally closed down 0.31% at 98.361. U.S. bond yields generally fell, with the benchm...
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Concerns about trade tensions and expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Rese
In Asian trading on Friday, the U.S. dollar index hovered around 98.22. The U.S. dollar fell on Thursday, falling against major currencies such as the euro, Japanese yen and Swiss franc for the third consecutive trading day, at a time when trade tensions were ...
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A collection of good and bad news affecting the foreign exchange market
1. Market background of core currency pairs: Policy differences dominate the shock pattern. On October 17, the foreign exchange market continued the trend of "the US dollar is weak, the US dollar is resilient, and the non-US dollar is divided", forming a cross...
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The U.S.-Russia phone call dragged down oil prices by more than 3%, and gold bul
Basic news: On Friday (October 17, Beijing time), spot gold was trading around US$4,361.62 per ounce. The price of gold continued to hit a new all-time high on Thursday, approaching US$4,380 per ounce. Due to the intensification of trade tensions and the shutd...
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