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🌏 Global Market Core Dynamics
1. Middle East Situation Drives Asset Volatility: Affected by news of the Middle East ceasefire agreement, risk appetite has quickly rebounded. The US stock market saw the Nasdaq continue its five-day rally, while the Dow Jones dropped slightly by 0.18%; the Asia-Pacific markets opened higher collectively, with the Nikkei 225 up 4.83% and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index up 5.26%.
2. Strong Rise in RMB Exchange Rate: Both onshore and offshore RMB against the US dollar rose more than expected, with a daily increase of 174 basis points, reaching a three-year high since April 2023 at 1 USD to 6.8680 RMB, enhancing market confidence in Chinese assets.
3. Commodity Markets Show Divergence: Precious metals surged, with spot gold breaking through $4820 per ounce (up 2.45% for the day), and New York silver futures exceeding $77 per ounce (up 6.98% for the day); oil prices experienced a significant pullback, with WTI crude oil dropping 15% intraday, falling below $98, and Brent crude oil losing support at $103 per barrel$SOL
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1. Middle East Situation Drives Asset Volatility: Affected by news of the Middle East ceasefire agreement, risk appetite has quickly rebounded. The US stock market saw the Nasdaq continue its five-day rally, while the Dow Jones dropped slightly by 0.18%; the Asia-Pacific markets opened higher collectively, with the Nikkei 225 up 4.83% and the Korea Composite Stock Price Index up 5.26%.
2. Strong Rise in RMB Exchange Rate: Both onshore and offshore RMB against the US dollar rose more than expected, with a daily increase of 174 basis points, reaching a three-year high since April 2023 at 1 USD to 6.8680 RMB, enhancing market confidence in Chinese assets.
3. Commodity Markets Show Divergence: Precious metals surged, with spot gold breaking through $4820 per ounce (up 2.45% for the day), and New York silver futures exceeding $77 per ounce (up 6.98% for the day); oil prices experienced a significant pullback, with WTI crude oil dropping 15% intraday, falling below $98, and Brent crude oil losing support at $103 per barrel$SOL
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