[Market Evening] European Currencies Benefit From Weak Dollar, But Are Constrained By Pessimistic Macroeconomics
Supported by a weaker dollar, non-US currencies rebounded. The euro rose 1.1% to 1.0289 against the dollar, after hitting a fresh intraday high of 1.0368 since July 5; the pound rose 0.43% to 1.2124. But a gloomy outlook for the European economy will limit the appeal of European currencies after U.S. jobs outperformed expectations and inflation eased in July.

As of 17:00 (GMT+8), spot gold fell 0.0993% to $1783.40/oz, and spot silver fell 1.708% to $20.430/oz.
Comment: The international gold price fell, giving back all the gains of the previous trading day, as the US dollar index continued to rebound, and the Fed's expectation of a substantial interest rate hike further suppressed gold. Despite lower inflation in July, Fed policymakers remained wary of the inflation picture. Investors will be closely watching the minutes of the Federal Reserve's July policy meeting due out this week.
Suggestion: Long spot gold at 1784.00 and target at 1802.40.
As of 17:00 (GMT+8), the US dollar index rose 0.464% to 106.05, EUR/USD fell 0.523% to 1.02063; GBP/USD fell 0.550% to 1.20700; AUD/USD fell 1.207% to 0.70399; USD /JPY fell 0.143% to 133.284.
Comment: As the inflationary pressure in the United States eased significantly in July, which prompted traders to lower expectations for the Fed to raise interest rates in the future, the dollar index fell again after a week and refreshed the low point since the end of June to 104.634. Supported by a weaker dollar, non-US currencies rebounded.
Suggestion: short the EUR/USD at 1.02060, and the target point is 1.01500.
As of 17:00 (GMT+8), WTI fell 2.594% to $89.035/barrel; Brent fell 2.315% to $95.062/barrel.
Comment: The CEO of oil giant Saudi Aramco said the company was ready to increase production. In addition, the production of several offshore platforms in the US Gulf of Mexico is recovering after a short-term suspension last week; at the same time, weaker-than-expected economic data from China in July released on Monday morning also weighed on the outlook for crude oil demand; overall, the short-term downside risks to oil prices are significant Increase.
Suggestion: short US crude oil at 89.010; the target point is 86.140.
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The Taiwan Weighted Index fell 0.090% to 15369.9 points;
The Nikkei 225 rose 0.188% to 28773.5 points;
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.733% to 20041.0;
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.198% to 7067.65.
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