📝 Review:Negative sentiment from the US banking crisis sparked by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) appears to be spreading to Europe. The negative news surrounding Swiss bank Credit Suisse rekindled people's concerns, and the euro/dollar once again came under considerable selling pressure, with the largest intraday drop of more than 1.4%, which is good for the sharp strengthening of the U.S. dollar index during the day.

USD/JPY 133.104  Sell  Target Price  132.404

📝 Review:International gold prices fell slightly, as the U.S. February CPI data released overnight showed that the annual rate of core inflation still far exceeded the Fed's 2% target, and the U.S. dollar index rebounded. Ahead of the Fed's March meeting, it will be important to watch to see whether upcoming U.S. retail sales data heralds any downturn in consumption.

Gold 1921.94  Buy  Target Price  1936.82

📝 Review:International oil prices once rebounded by more than 1%, as OPEC raised China's consumption overnight, partly covering the huge drop recorded by the collapse of the US bank. Oil prices gave up some of their intraday gains, however, after the International Energy Agency's monthly report suggested ample supply.

WTI Crude Oil 68.399  Sell  Target Price  65.766

📝 Review:The three major U.S. stock indexes diverged. The Dow closed down 0.87%, the Nasdaq edged up 0.05%, and the S&P 500 closed down 0.69%. Energy, materials and financial sectors dragged down the market. Credit Suisse closed down 14.1%, falling for five trading days in a row, with a total market value of about $8.5 billion.

Nasdaq 100 12271.000  Buy  Target Price  12347.400

📝 Review:After the Silicon Valley Bank incident, a large commercial bank in Australia announced that it would issue its own digital currency stable currency through the world's second largest digital currency Ethereum, and China's super-large public offering funds also began to deploy Ethereum and Bitcoin in their Hong Kong market. currency business.

BitCoin 24348.5  Buy  Target Price  25292.3