[Market Evening] The International Gold Price Has Rebounded From A 30-Month Low, And The Global Central Bank's Radical Hawks Have Shown Side Effects

As of 17:00 (GMT+8), spot gold rose 0.325% to $1647.87 an ounce, and spot silver fell 0.584% to $18.735 an ounce.

Comment: The international gold price hit a new low of US$1,626.60 per ounce in early April 2020 due to the strengthening of the US dollar and the aggressive hawkish stance adopted by the world's major central banks to curb inflation. However, the outlook for global economic growth is therefore worrying, and risk aversion has limited the downward pace of gold prices.

Suggestion: short spot gold at 1646.50 position, and the target point is 1628.50.

As of 17:00 (GMT+8), the US dollar index rose 0.222% to 112.99, EUR/USD fell 0.003% to 0.96916; GBP/USD fell 1.196% to 1.07403; AUD/USD fell 0.067% to 0.65312; USD /JPY was up 0.326% at 143.750.

Comment: European stock markets fell even more, with Britain's FTSE and Germany's DAX closing down about 2% and France's CAC closing down 2.3%. Weak manufacturing and services PMI data from Europe on Friday and the Bank of England's warning on Thursday that Britain was already in recession added to the vicious cycle of the economy.

Suggestion: short EUR/USD at 0.96872 position, target point 0.95568.

As of 17:00 (GMT+8), WTI fell 0.790% to $78.255/barrel; Brent fell 0.888% to $84.709/barrel.

Comment: US crude oil fluctuated and weakened, continuing the decline last Friday, reaching a minimum of $77.20 per barrel, the lowest since January 6. The September PMI data of the eurozone, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom released last Friday performed poorly, exacerbated the market's worries about a global economic recession, while the prospect of sharp interest rate hikes by most central banks around the world still loomed over the market, and global stock markets generally fell, suppressing the outlook for crude oil demand.

Suggestion: short US crude oil at 78.330 position, the target point is 77.142.

1. US SEC filings show that BlackRock funds "may be involved" in bitcoin futures;

2. Russia began to develop an international encrypted payment mechanism;

3. Moscow Exchange is preparing to become a cryptocurrency exchange;

4. Japanese banking giant Nomura moved its cryptocurrency division to Switzerland;

5. Data: Grayscale Bitcoin Trust's negative premium rate reached 35.18%, a record low;

6. Messari: Bitcoin is neither a hedge against inflation nor a store of value in the past year;

7. South Korea seized $184 million in crypto assets from suspected tax evaders;

8. The overall network computing power of ETC has dropped to 154.95 TH/s.

The Taiwan Weighted Index fell 0.923% to 13857.2 points;

The Nikkei 225 fell 0.175% to 26,586.5 points;

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.605% to 17907.2 points;

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.406% to 6,499.65.

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