Weekly

December 29th

Today's range

Us 10-year Treasury yields rose, the gold market yesterday fell below $1800, but the low support, back to $1800 above the market, struggling in the third

In the 100 and 200 averages of the hour chart. The gold market is still not out of the restricted zone for the time being if the $1,780 - $1,820 zone, expected before the end of the year, also

The same is true again. Today's recommended range is $1798 to $1816.

In this box, China has announced to the world that it has completely lifted restrictions on COVID-19, and passengers only need to hold a valid nucleic acid test certificate 48 hours before entering China

The meeting is a disguised form of the "0+0" policy for inbound visitors. The Hong Kong Department of Health announced yesterday that it was revoking a number of quarantine policies, including non-entry

Identify close contacts, obtain vaccine passes and cancel all mandatory nucleic acid testing for entry in preparation for full customs clearance on 15 January next year. After the investor is switched by the vision,

Hong Kong's economy will regain momentum from the mainland, with shares opening nearly 200 points higher and briefly crossing the 20,000 mark, with the Hang Seng index closing 305 points or 1.56 percent higher at 19,898.

Hopes that China will fully lift its coronavirus quarantine policy and accelerate its economic recovery will help solve problems in the global supply chain, but U.S. stocks rose and then fell, while European stocks fell

Markets followed suit, with the big three European markets finally gaining ground, with Germany's DAX index finally down 0.5%; France's CAC index in Paris was down 0.61 percent, while British stocks were on holiday

The FTSE 100 was up 0.32 percent. U.S. stocks rose and then fell, while U.S. bond yields continued to rise, nearing 1-1/2 month highs,

The odds of a 25-point rate hike by the Federal Reserve in February rose nearly 70 percent, putting pressure on risk markets, with Wall Street's three major indexes down more than 1 percent and the Dow Jones industrial average down

1.1%. The S&P 500 also fell 1.22 percent, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index closed 1.35 percent lower. Yields on 10-year Treasury bonds rose

Near 3.9 percent, a six-week high, and the yen's pullback against the dollar after the Bank of Japan said it would keep policy loose, stabilizing the dollar index 104 points higher,

Gold fell under pressure, reaching a high of $1,814.6 and a low of $1,797.1 before closing at $1,804.3, down $9.6.

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