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On April 14

Today's range:

The market had been looking for us inflation to peak and gradually fall, but the RBNZ 50 rate hikes yesterday showed that inflation is spreading in different parts of the world, together with the US Labour Department

Yesterday's producer price index hit a near 10-year high in March, and gold bulls showed strength, briefly breaking the 1980 level, still targeting $1,984, breaking short bets and beating back tests

To $1965 and stop at $1988. Today's recommended range is $1965 to $1985.

Following the mainland's call for export to prop up the market, the domestic release of positive news, Premier Li Keqiang presided over The State Council, the timely use of reserve ratio cuts and other monetary policy tools, to further increase financial support for the real economy,

In particular, industries severely affected by the epidemic, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, and individual businesses will be given strong support, and financial institutions will be encouraged to make reasonable profits to the real economy. Hong Kong stocks repeatedly rely on stability, early high open more than 120 points, the middle had

Down nearly 178 points, it recovered to 21374 by the end of the session, up 55 points or 0.26 percent for the day. Britain's inflation rate hit 7% in March, the first in 30 years, as the war in Russia and Ukraine drove up food and energy prices

The reserve Bank of New Zealand yesterday announced a decision to directly raise the official interest rate by 50 points to 1.5%, higher than the market expectation of only 1.25%, indicating that inflation is indeed not in the world

As the region extended, the market has upgraded European inflation expectations, European stocks kept pressure, but the market is still focused on today's European Central Bank monetary policy meeting, the three major European stocks advanced, Germany's DAX

Count down 0.30%; In Paris, France, the CAC index rose 0.03%; Britain's FTSE 100 index fell 0.07 percent.

The LABOR Department said yesterday that the producer price index for March rose 1.4 percent month-on-month and 11.2 percent year-to-year, nearing a 10-year high. U.S. stocks opened lower amid inflationary pressure ahead of U.S. earnings reports

During the period, airline stocks on the rise in oil prices and ticket prices, but analysts believe that post-pandemic results will double, the largest US financial services firm jpmorgan Chase group results reported mixed first-quarter results,

While earnings missed market expectations, revenue beat market expectations, highlighting the issue of rising operating costs, the New York stock market eventually turned negative, the Dow Rose 1.02%; The S&P 500 rose 1.13%;

The Nasdaq rose 2.03 percent. The market had been looking for us inflation to peak and gradually fall, but the RBNZ's 50-point rate hike yesterday shows inflation is spreading in different parts of the world.

Combined with the labor Department's report yesterday that producer prices hit another near 10-year high in March, bullion bulls showed strength, hitting as low as $1,963 before rising to $1,981.6 before closing at $1,977.9

Market, up $12.30.

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