[Market Evening] International Gold Price Up to $1785, Three Consecutive Daily Positive
In response to soaring inflation, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the second consecutive time by 75 basis points on Wednesday (July 27). Chairman Powell said that another "unusually large" rate hike at the September policy meeting may be appropriate, but the decision to do so will depend on the upcoming economic data, the Fed will not give forward guidance.

As of 17:00 (GMT+8), spot gold rose 0.414% to $1762.71/oz and spot silver rose 0.165% to $20.012/oz.
Comment: International gold prices daily three consecutive favorable, a new high since July 6 to $ 1767.80 / ounce; as there are more signs that the US economy may recession, the dollar index fell below the 106 mark, a new low since July 5 to 105.531. US gold futures prices in the open contracts rose against the background of the rebound, which opened the door for the continuation of the rally in the short term.
Suggestion: short spot gold 1763.00, target point 1760.00.
As of 17:00 (GMT +8), the U.S. dollar index fell 0.236% to 105.80, EUR/USD rose 0.178% to 1.02140; GBP/USD fell 0.084% to 1.21605; AUD/USD rose 0.126% to 0.70017; USD/JPY fell 1.002% to 132.962.
Comment: Following the 1.6% economic contraction in the first quarter, the US economy fell twice in a row, in line with the usual definition of recession. However, the National Bureau of Economic Research NBER is the official arbiter of recessions and will probably make a ruling only in a few months.
Suggestion: short EUR/USD 1.02130, target 1.00960.
As of 17:00 (GMT+8), WTI was up 1.003% at $97.489/barrel; Brent was up 1.411% at $103.492/barrel.
Comment: International oil prices rose nearly 2%. Boosted by supply concerns, the focus shifted to the next meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners (OPEC+). Against the backdrop of a weak dollar and continued tight supply, there is little chance of a major drop in oil prices.
Suggestion: Short US crude at 97.400, target 93.690.
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Taiwan Weighted Index rose 0.053% to 14,979.2 points.
Nikkei 225 index down 0.291% at 27797.0 points.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 2.763% to 20,095.0 points.
Australia's S&P/ASX200 index rose 0.172% to 6974.55 points.
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