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As of this morning, the number of confirmed deaths in the world is close to 999,000, and the cumulative number of infected people in novel coronavirus is close to 33,100. In the United States, about 29,000 people were diagnosed with new pneumonia yesterday.

The cumulative number of infected cases exceeded 7.316 million, which continued to be the country with the largest number of infected cases in the world, while the epidemic situation in India continued to deteriorate. Yesterday, 83,000 new cases were reported and the cumulative number of infected cases exceeded 6.073 million. If the infection rates in these two countries remained unchanged,

India will replace the United States as the country with the most infections in the world in three weeks. The British and French governments also announced new epidemic prevention measures last week to tighten the restrictions on gathering; However, the relevant measures in Britain may have to be maintained for half a year.

Worried that the epidemic in Britain and Europe will once again damage the regional economy, and that Britain may leave the European Union, it is said that the Bank of England is considering a negative interest rate policy to strengthen its competitiveness, which will put upward pressure on the US dollar.

With the wrestling between China and the United States, the relationship between the United States and Taiwan is getting closer and closer. The Chinese side has deployed its military strength in Zhejiang. It is reported that Chinese bombers can fly over Taiwan for missions within fifteen minutes, and the Taiwan Strait is even more tense.

Chicago Fed President Evans said last Tuesday that the Fed may raise the benchmark interest rate ahead of schedule. The remarks triggered a wave of rise in the US dollar. Although he made a speech twice and said that the media misunderstood his words, the market still had delusions about raising interest rates in the US dollar.

At least on the day of the Fed's interest rate voting, there were two negative votes, which prompted the dollar to continue to rise. The U.S. dollar index has weakened in sterling and euro, and the U.S. dollar has once again attracted investors' attention under the epidemic situation, and the market's interest rate hike on the U.S. dollar has attracted more attention.

The US dollar index rose to 94.7, a two-month high. The gold price was adjusted last week. Due to the appreciation of the US dollar, the gold price fell below the 1900 mark, reaching a minimum of 1849 US dollars per ounce. After that, the market worried that the COVID-19 epidemic would drag down the economic recovery.

However, the introduction of the American epidemic relief measures is far away, and the US dollar index finally broke up, so the gold price rebounded slightly, closing at $1,862 per ounce, down $82 a week. The US presidential election is just around the corner,

This week, the two presidential candidates will hold a debate this week, and investors can pay close attention to whether the debate will issue relevant election policies; This week, the United States also released the last non-agricultural data before the US presidential election.

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