On September 22, spot gold trading was around $3,686.57 per ounce, and gold prices rose last Friday, rising for the fifth consecutive week. The market focused on further clues after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year. The ...

On September 22, in the early trading of Asian markets on Monday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered at 97.74. Last Friday, the US dollar index continued its rebound momentum and once rose to a day high of 97.81 before the US session, and finally closed...

In the foreign exchange market, various news is like a weather vane, always controlling the trend of currency and investors‘ decisions. On September 22, before entering the trading battlefield, it is necessary for investors to sort out the important positive a...

The dollar strengthened on Friday, continuing its rebound for most major currencies. The Fed cut interest rates this week but suggested a gradual easing policy will be adopted in the future, and traders are reevaluating the short-term outlook. The Fed cut inte...

Early Friday, the market gained a positive lead from Wall Street, driven by news that Nvidia will invest $5 billion in Intel to jointly develop AI infrastructure and PC chips. In addition, Thursday‘s optimistic U.S. data eased concerns about the economic outlo...

Asian market market conditions On Thursday, the number of initial unemployment claims announced by the United States hit the biggest drop in nearly four years, reversing the sharp increase in the previous week‘s US dollar index recovered the 97 mark. As of now...

On September 19, in the early trading of Asian market on Friday, Beijing time, the US dollar index hovered at 97.39. On Thursday, the number of initial unemployment claims released by the United States hit its biggest drop in nearly four years, reversing the s...

In Asian session Friday, the U.S. dollar index hovered around 97.41, and the U.S. dollar rose against most major currencies on Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve announced an expected rate cut but suggested there is no rush to quickly reduce borrowing c...