📝 Review:Last Friday (June 21), stimulated by positive U.S. PMI data, the U.S. dollar index rose as much as 0.3% and once rose above 105.90, setting a new seven-week high since May 1. It rose 0.2% for the whole week, rising for three consecutive weeks. The Japanese yen has set its longest losing streak since March, falling for seven consecutive days as of last Friday and approaching the 160 level. U.S. bond yields fell to daily lows before the release of U.S. PMI data, then rebounded and turned higher. The yield on the two-year U.S. Treasury note, which is more sensitive to monetary policy, rose by as much as 2 basis points during the day and pushed up to 4.75%, rising by more than 2 basis points throughout the week. The 10-year base bond yield rose as much as 3 basis points to 4.28%, rising nearly 4 basis points throughout the week.

USD/JPY 159.877  Buy  Target Price  160.218

📝 Review:Because stronger-than-expected PMI data may prompt "a more hawkish signal from the Federal Reserve," traders are considering the Fed's subsequent moves. Spot gold fell below $2,320 an ounce during the session. The intraday drop was close to 2%, falling nearly 50 US dollars from the daily high, and finally closed down 1.62% at US$2,321.87 per ounce. Spot silver fell below the $30 mark and closed down 3.88% at $29.55 per ounce. Spot palladium surged more than 10% during the session, then suddenly gave up most of its gains. Analysis pointed out that the wide intraday fluctuations may be related to the short covering behavior of traders.

Gold 2319.38  Sell  Target Price  2295.39

📝 Review:Crude oil fell after entering the overbought zone. WTI crude oil closed down 0.83% at $80.96 per barrel; Brent crude oil closed down 0.66% at $84.32 per barrel. However, amid signs of reduced U.S. inventories and rising fuel demand, international oil prices still managed to record two consecutive weeks of gains, rising by more than 3% for the whole week.

WTI Crude Oil 80.107  Sell  Target Price  79.023

📝 Review:The Dow closed up 0.04%, the S&P 500 fell 0.16%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.18%. The S&P rose for three weeks in a row, the Nasdaq fell away from new highs for two consecutive days, erasing the full week's gains, and the Dow rose for four consecutive days and stood firm for four weeks. High position. NVIDIA (NVDA.O) continued to fall by 3.22%, falling for two consecutive days. Its market value has evaporated by more than US$200 billion, falling back to US$3.1 trillion, lower than Microsoft and Apple. Dell (DELL.N) fell 2.2% and Super Micro Computer (SMCI.O) fell 1.3%. Apple (AAPL.O) fell 1.04%, saying it will not launch artificial intelligence features in the EU this year.

Nasdaq 100 19745.690  Sell  Target Price  19505.967

📝 Review:Judging from various indicators, the BTC market has reached around 64,000. The market here has a strong supporting effect and it is difficult to fall in a waterfall. Moreover, the general trend of BTC is still in a bullish trend, and there is no obvious turning signal. Therefore, investors need to wait patiently for the market to move out of the weekly center and form a consolidation divergence. The current market faces huge risks of market changes, and both bulls and shorts need to be cautious.

BitCoin 63082.8  Sell  Target Price  61313.9