Market concerns about the European political situation eased, and the US dollar fell on Monday The hawkish speech of the Federal Reserve helped boost the rebound of US bond yields, with gold prices slightly falling. Pay attention to "terrifying data"
On Monday (June 17th), the US dollar index fell slightly during the US market, but remained near its highest point in nearly a month, ultimately closing down 0.16% at 105.33.
On Monday (June 17th), the US dollar index fell slightly during the US market, but remained near its highest point in nearly a month, ultimately closing down 0.16% at 105.33. The 10-year US Treasury yield has rebounded and ultimately closed at 4.286%. The yield on the 2-year US Treasury, which is most sensitive to the Federal Reserve's policy interest rates, ultimately closed at 4.774%.
Gold prices fell 0.6% on Monday (June 17) to close at $2318.82/ounce, because Federal Reserve officials continued to make hawkish speeches to help the yield of US treasury bond bonds rise, because. Investors are waiting for more US data and statements from Federal Reserve officials this week to gain more clues about the outlook for monetary policy. Traders are currently closely monitoring the later statements of New York Fed Chairman Williams and Federal Reserve Director Cook. Investors also need to pay close attention to the US retail sales data (commonly known as "terrorist data") released on Tuesday.
As investors become increasingly optimistic about the demand outlook, international oil prices continued to rise on Monday (June 17th) and reached a new high in nearly a month. WTI crude oil once approached the $80 mark, but did not reach this level, ultimately closing up 2.39% at $79.91 per barrel; Brent crude oil rose 2.15% to $83.97 per barrel. The settlement price of oil futures in the United States and Brazil increased by about 2%, with the former reaching the $80 mark for the first time in a month.