US holidays limit market volatility Pay attention to the performance of non farm payroll data in the United States for June tonight
On Thursday (July 4th), the US dollar index continued to fall towards the 105 level, ultimately closing 0.179% lower at 105.06, a new low since mid June.
On Thursday (July 4th), the US dollar index continued to fall towards the 105 level, ultimately closing 0.179% lower at 105.06, a new low since mid June.
On Thursday (July 4th), gold continued to rise in the US market, closing at $2357.42, an increase of 0.06%. The highest intraday price reached $2362. Previously, the United States released a series of weak data, and the tone of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell also changed, increasing people's bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates earlier than previously expected.
On Thursday (July 4th), international oil prices rose for the second consecutive trading day as traders continued to digest data on declining US crude oil inventories and the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. WTI crude oil rose 0.57% to close at $84.04 per barrel; Brent crude oil hit its highest point since the end of April and ultimately closed up 0.56% at $87.52 per barrel.