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Explosive news

2022-02-18

February 18th

Today's volatility range:

Gunfire came from the eastern border of Ukraine, the tension in Eastern Europe escalated again, war was imminent, and investors' risk aversion increased. The gold market once rose above $1,900, approaching an eight-month high.

Long-term anger says it again, as shared on Tuesday, until the confrontation between Russia and Ukraine clears up, otherwise the situation in Eastern Europe will still completely dominate the backward direction of the gold market. Today's suggested volatility ranges from $1895 to $1914.

There was an explosive news from Eastern Europe. Some people uploaded the film and photographed the sound of gunfire outside the house one after another, indicating that the shooting location was Lugansk region in eastern Ukraine, and that the Ukrainian government forces were heading to Lugan.

Five houses in Tusk opened fire. However, the Ukrainian authorities denied the attack. Earlier, the U.S. Department of Defense had already said that intelligence had been collected earlier, and Russia would make clips that Ukraine first attacked Russia and Russian troops.

Is to stop Ukraine's passive behavior and try to deceive the world. US President Biden immediately held a press conference at the White House, saying that there is reason to believe that Russia is making excuses to invade Ukraine and

The invasion may occur within a few days.

The situation in Eastern Europe has changed again, and an explosion film was reported in Lugansk region in eastern Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine port accused each other of opening fire, so who knows! Hong Kong stocks were in the early downturn, and the market was booming.

Fluctuation in a narrow range, up to nearly 150 points. In the afternoon, there was news that the situation in Ukraine was tense. The Hang Seng Index fell by up to nearly 200 points. Finally, the Hang Seng Index closed up by 73 points or 0.3%, indicating that Hong Kong stocks were struggling.

The direction of the city is unknown. Tensions in Ukraine made investors avoid risk markets, and European and American stock markets fell across the board, with Germany's DAX index falling by 0.67%, France's Paris CAC index falling by 0.26% and Britain's FTSE 100 index falling.

0.87%; The Wall Street stock market suffered even greater losses, both falling by more than 1%, and the Dow Jones index fell by 1.78%. Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose and fell by 2.12%; The Nasdaq index fell by 2.88%, the worst since the beginning of the year.

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Gunfire came from the eastern border of Ukraine, the tension in Eastern Europe escalated again, the war might be triggered off, and investors' risk aversion warmed up. The gold market once broke through $1,900, approaching an eight-month high.

The lowest price of gold once saw $1,867.9. During the Asian session, it was reported that Ukraine fired guns at the pro-Russian city of Lugansk, and the gold market exploded immediately, reaching the highest of $1,901.2, closing at $1,898.2, up 28.7.

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