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Abstract:Hot spot tracking
The initial value of the US SP global manufacturing PMI for December was 48.3, which was lower than expected and hit a three-month low. Bearish for the dollar.
The initial va
Hot spot tracking
- The initial value of the US S&P global manufacturing PMI for December was 48.3, which was lower than expected and hit a three-month low. Bearish for the dollar.
- The initial value of S&P Global Services PMI in December exceeded expectations and recorded 58.5, a 38-month high; the initial value of S&P Global Composite PMI in December recorded 56.6, also exceeding expectations and a 33-month high. Bullish for the US dollar.
- The UK manufacturing PMI for December was 47.3, a record low in 11 months, while the service industry PMI for December was 51.4, a record high in 2 months. Bearish for the British Pound.
Product Hot Comment
- Forex
- ProductYesterday's ChangeYesterday's CloseToday's OpenEUR/USD▲0.14%1.051191.05101GBP/USD▲0.53%1.268291.26812AUD/USD▲0.19%0.637360.63724USD/JPY▲0.34%154.153154.144GBP/CAD▲0.66%1.806271.80545NZD/CAD▲0.44%0.82330.82275
- 📝 Review:On Monday, the US dollar index opened higher and then fell into sideways fluctuations, and finally closed down 0.082% at 106.85. The US bond yield continued to rise, with the two-year US bond yield closing at 4.264% and the 10-year US bond yield closing at 4.405%.
- 🕵️ Operation suggestion:USD/JPY 154.118 Buy Target Price 154.773
- Gold
- ProductYesterday's ChangeYesterday's CloseToday's OpenGold▼-0.01%2652.612652.74Silver▼-0.11%30.50530.49
- 📝 Review:Spot gold generally rose first and then fell. The intraday high reached $2,664.36/ounce, and then erased some of the gains, and finally closed up 0.16% at $2,652.73/ounce. Spot silver finally closed down 0.12% at $30.53/ounce.
- 🕵️ Operation suggestion:Gold 2652.48 Sell Target Price 2623.48
- Crude Oil
- ProductYesterday's ChangeYesterday's CloseToday's OpenWTI Crude Oil▼-0.53%70.22870.23Brent Crude Oil▼-0.57%73.58973.592
- 📝 Review:Oil prices fell from multi-week highs as consumer spending in the world's largest oil importer weakened and investors paused buying ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. WTI crude oil once fell below the 70 mark and finally closed down 0.59% at $70.25 per barrel; Brent crude oil closed down 0.62% at $73.62 per barrel.
- 🕵️ Operation suggestion:WTI Crude Oil 70.180 Buy Target Price 71.379
- Indice
- ProductYesterday's ChangeYesterday's CloseToday's OpenNasdaq 100▲1.48%22092.0922084.98Dow Jones▼-0.28%43715.643690.6S&P 500▲0.31%6070.056067.55US Dollar Index▼-0.09%106.7106.7
- 📝 Review:The three major U.S. stock indexes rose and fell, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing down 0.25%, the S&P 500 up 0.38%, and the Nasdaq up 1.2%, setting a new closing high. Invesco (NVDA.O) fell 1.6%, and Tesla (TSLA.O) rose 6.1%, with a total market value of nearly $1.5 trillion. The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closed down 2.1%, Alibaba (BABA.N) fell 2%, and iQiyi (IQ.O) fell nearly 8%.
- 🕵️ Operation suggestion:Nasdaq 100 22089.110 Buy Target Price 22251.273
- Crypto
- ProductYesterday's ChangeYesterday's CloseToday's OpenBitCoin▲2.69%105981.9105741.2Ethereum▲4.10%4045.34028.9Dogecoin▲0.79%0.403690.4035
- 📝 Review:Ethereum is up more than 72% this year. While that's still a strong performance among traditional assets, it's still a bit behind Bitcoin, which is up an astonishing 147% this year and has been hitting new all-time highs in recent weeks, topping the $100,000 mark. Meanwhile, Ethereum remains trading below its all-time high of $4,865 set in November 2021. The gap exceeds 19%.
- 🕵️ Operation suggestion:BitCoin 105953.0 Buy Target Price 108457.3