Weekly

January 20th

Today's volatility range:

The international oil price has been at a high level for nearly eight years, and once rose above $87 per barrel, indicating that the shortage of supply refining and Russia's problems in crude oil supply have forced the crude oil price upward, which will affect all downstream production costs.

The market turned to anti-inflation gold products, and the yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds returned after rising for three days in a row. The U.S. dollar index also fell due to the rise of the British pound and the euro, which benefited the gold market. The price of gold rose by more than yesterday.

Thirty dollars. It is expected that it will still fluctuate before next week's interest rate meeting date, and today's suggested volatility is 1828 to 1844 dollars.
 

Yesterday, Hong Kong stocks opened higher and fell lower. The Hang Seng Index fell by 161 points at most, and once fell below the 24,000 mark. Liu Guoqiang, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said at the news conference as soon as possible that he would "respond to the general concerns of the market in a timely manner"

Interpreted by the market as a signal to relax lending in the financial market, it was obvious that yesterday's domestic property stocks stole up, and finally the Hang Seng Index stopped falling and rose by 15 points or 0.06%, ending the 3-day decline. British Prime Minister Johnson was caught in the epidemic.

Still holding a party, being complained and distrusted by members of Congress, as the leading actor who still has power, how can he voluntarily surrender the right to meet, and the way to quickly build popularity is to cancel the epidemic prevention policy that disturbs people; Yesterday Britain

The media confirmed from Prime Minister Johnson that the epidemic restriction measures will end next week, which will help to downplay the political crisis he is facing. The market generally believes that even if the British Prime Minister is really asked to present his successor.

Nor will it make significant economic changes.

In addition, the inflation data of the UK in December increased by 5.4% year-on-year, the highest in nearly 30 years. Therefore, investors believe that the Bank of England will raise interest rates by 0.25% next week, which is expected to push up the price of the British pound against the US dollar and Europe.

In the stock market, the German DAX index rose by 0.24%; Paris CAC index rose by 0.55%; Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 0.35%. US stocks opened higher and closed lower, while international oil prices continued to hit the highest level since 2014, once rising above 87 US dollars per barrel.

Showing the shortage of supply refining and Russia's problems in crude oil supply, the price of crude oil was forced upward, which would affect all downstream production costs, and aggravated the market's forecast for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates early. The three major Wall Street indexes were for two consecutive days.

Fall sharply, Dow Jones index fell 0.96%; The Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 0.97%, and the Nasdaq Index fell 1.37% to close. International oil price enterprises have been at a high level in the past eight years, and once rose above 87 dollars per barrel, highlighting that the United States has been in the past 50 years.

Since the biggest inflation pressure, investors have turned to the gold market. The yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds rose for three days in a row, and the U.S. dollar index also fell due to the rise of British pound and euro. Yesterday, the price of gold rebounded sharply and rose above $1,830.

The lowest price was $1,810.3, the highest price was $1,843.4, and finally it closed at $1,840.6, up by $26.8.

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