Weekly

February 10th

Today's volatility range:

Russia and Belarus are about to hold joint military exercises as scheduled, and NATO allies Slovakia and Lithuania demand to strengthen cooperation with the US military, which aggravates the tension in Eastern Europe. Gold prices continued yesterday.

In addition to attracting safe-haven funds due to the complicated situation in Eastern Europe, investors continue to bet on the January consumer price index data released tonight. Whether the gold price will have a counter-climax is worthy of attention, but it fluctuates.

May be larger. Today's suggested volatility ranges from $1820 to $1848.

Fitch, a credit rating agency, lowered Hong Kong's GDP by 50% this year, from the predicted growth of 3% to 1.5%. Fitch said that in order to control the epidemic, the Hong Kong government decided to implement further tightening.

Social distance measures will add downward pressure to Hong Kong's economic growth this year, thus cutting Hong Kong's economic growth forecast by half this year. Even though Hong Kong's economic growth has been lowered, the US stock market rose sharply every other night, with

Hong Kong stocks are rising. Alibaba submitted documents to the US Securities and Exchange Commission earlier and registered 1 billion previously unregistered American depositary receipts. The market speculated that major shareholders suspected of reducing their holdings.

The incident was denied by Alibaba. Alibaba's share price rose by nearly 7%, which also attracted investors to catch up with other technology stocks. In addition, the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike is in sight, which further pushed up bank stocks and the Hang Seng Index opened higher and closer.

400 points, the final strength rose by 500 points or 2.1%.

Dygalo, the president of the French central bank, was interviewed by the media yesterday, saying that the market was allergic to the European Central Bank's "Eagle-changing" speech. His speech cooled the fiery growth rate of the European bond market and boosted the risk market.

In addition, companies announced their ideal results, and the three major European stock markets rose across the board, with the German DAX index rising by 1.57%. Paris CAC index rose by 1.46%; Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 1.01%. US stocks opened higher and higher.

The meta-universe platform, formerly known as Facebook, finally ushered in a rebound yesterday after losing its share price for several days, with its share price exceeding 5%. Other technology stocks are getting better and better; Traditional dream tourism plagued by epidemic situation

Shares, Disney rumored that the number of visitors rebounded, and the share price rose by 3.4%, becoming the component stock with the largest increase. Finally, the Dow Jones index rose by 0.86%; Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose by 1.45%; Nasdaq's number climbs even higher.

Up 2.08%.

Russia and Belarus are about to hold joint military exercises as scheduled, which will aggravate the tension, while NATO allies and the United States are also doing nothing. Slovakia's parliament passed a military cooperation agreement with the United States.

Taowan President Nauceda said that he would seek permanent US troops stationed in Lithuania to strengthen national defense, which made the situation in Eastern Europe more complicated. Yesterday, the price of gold continued to attract safe-haven funds due to the complicated situation in Eastern Europe, and investors

Continue to bet on the January consumer price index data released tonight, making the price of gold rise for four days in a row. Yesterday, the lowest price of gold was $1,824.8, while the highest price rose to $1,835.8, and finally closed at $1,833.2.

Up to 7.2 dollars.

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