Weekly

April 8th

Today's volatility range:

Without fear of the hawkish rhetoric of the Federal Reserve, investors bet that inflation will remain high in the short term, and the political risks in eastern Europe have not improved. Despite various sanctions imposed by pro-Western countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin is still working hard.

There is no truce at all. Investors seek refuge to support the rise of the gold price. The gold price seems to find support at $1,920, but it is still difficult to rise above $1,950. Maintain yesterday's suggested volatility of $1,920.

To $1,944.

Later, the minutes of the March meeting announced by the Federal Reserve showed that many officials of the Federal Reserve had a steeper path to raise interest rates, including raising interest rates by 50 points once or several times to suppress inflation. The news made the high-powered technology stocks be

Head-on, Nasdaq index fell 2.22%. Hong Kong stocks opened lower by 170 points, after which the Hang Seng Technology Index and the Nasdaq fell, while the main components of the technology network fell by 1% to 7%. The Hang Seng Index finally

It fell below 22,000 points again and closed at 21,808 points, down 271 points or 1.23%. After Russian troops invaded Ukraine, the media reported that Sweden and Finland reconsidered the possibility of joining NATO to resist Russian hegemonism.

However, Russian Kremlin spokesman peskov warned that once Sweden and Finland join NATO, Russia will take measures to deal with the situation. The UN General Assembly voted yesterday to suspend Russia in

Qualification of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

The EU continues to impose sanctions on Russia, and EU President Ursula von der Leyen doesn't even hide that he will impose another sanction on Russia every week. Russian troops have been attacking in Ukraine for more than 40 days, and have experienced many times in Western countries.

Economic sanctions, Russian President Vladimir Putin still has no intention of a truce, which has deeply affected the European economy. The price increase of natural gas alone has caused inflation to soar, indirectly affecting the possibility that the European Union will end the quantitative easing policy early.

The three major European stock markets fell for the second consecutive day, and the German DAX index fell by 0.52%; Paris CAC index fell by 0.57%; Britain's FTSE 100 index fell 0.47%. The market is worried that the US Federal Reserve may tighten the currency sharply.

According to the market survey, the chances of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 50 points in May increased to 80.5%, nearly 14% higher than last week. Under the pressure of interest rate increase, US stocks fell by nearly 1%, but then the US Securities Regulatory Commission

Disclosure of Warren Buffett's increase in holdings of technology hardware manufacturer HP;

The world's richest men, old and new, respectively searched for treasures when the market was in a downturn, injecting confidence into the market. The three major stock markets on Wall Street successfully rebounded, and the Dow Jones index rose by 0.25%; The S&P 500 index rose 0.43%; Nasdaq index rose 0.06%,

The gold market continues to rise. Without fear of the hawkish rhetoric of the Federal Reserve, investors bet that inflation will remain high in the short term, and the political risks in eastern Europe have not improved. Despite various sanctions imposed by pro-Western countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin is still working hard.

There was no truce at all. Investors sought refuge to support the rise of gold price. Yesterday, the gold price reached a low of $1,920.6 and a high of $1,937.9, and finally closed at $1,931.7, rising by $5.8.

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