The gold trend has changed significantly, and market sentiment has turned short. After the formation of the dead fork signal, the main decline stage has officially entered?
The US economic data is pessimistic, and the market is pinning its hopes on non-agricultural data. If it continues to show weakness, will the dollar resume its decline?
The MSCI emerging markets index fell 6.9 percent, its biggest drop since 2020, erasing gains for the year.
On April 4th, the Australian dollar plunged 5.00% against the US dollar AUD/USD, the largest decline since 2008, and is now trading at 0.6012.
Japan's Topix banking index extended its decline to 8.3%.
The European Stoxx 600 Auto Index fell 5.2 percent, the largest decline since September 2022.
Treasury futures declined further, with the 30-year main contract falling 0.91%, the 10-year main contract falling 0.25%, and the 5-year main contract falling 0.11%.
The main contract of the container shipping index (European Line) fell by 10.00% during the day and is now reported at 1818.0 points.
US oil achieved a five-day weekly decline last week, but the slowdown in the decline suggests that the long and short forces are constantly pulling. Investment banks said that if such an accident occurs, the potential large downside of crude oil may be exposed.
Spot silver fell 1.00% during the day and is now trading at $32.61 an ounce.
At the close of the afternoon, the main contracts of domestic futures rose more and fell less. Coking coal, coke, palm oil, soda ash, iron ore rose more than 2%, Shanghai nickel, rapeseed meal, No. 20 rubber rose more than 1%; in terms of decline, Consolidated European Line fell nearly 3%, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) fell more than 1%.
Federal Reserve Goolsby: Once inflation falls, interest rates can fall further. (Golden Ten)
The monthly rate of CPI in the UK recorded -0.1% in January, the largest decrease since July 2024.