Trump's tariff policy has made waves again, and his policy may continue to boost inflation expectations, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cutting space may continue to be restricted; the trend of the US index is more volatile than directional, and the catalyst for the significant reversal of the dollar does not exist for the time being.
Gold soars to new highs, the 3,000 mark is no longer far away? Trump's tariff policy is taken lightly, where does the "strong dollar" go? DeepSeek raises capital boom, foreign capital continues to sing Chinese assets... What stimulus markets did you miss this week?
Fed Kashkari: On US tariff policy, "we need to wait and see".
On February 3rd, the Nikkei 225 index closed down 1052.40 points, or 2.66%, at 38520.09 points on February 3rd (Monday); South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 64.04 points, or 2.54%, at 2453.33 points.
Trump's tariff policy has begun to land, and the road to a stronger dollar may not be over yet? The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut is expected to meet the non-farm test again, and gold is once again aiming at $3,000 after the end of the consolidation? Click to view...
January 6th news, the dollar index DXY continued to decline, once fell to a low of 108.01, now at 108.08, non-US currencies rose collectively, the pound against the dollar GBP/USD is now up 0.8%, at 1.2524; the euro against the dollar EUR/USD is now up 0.9%, at 1.0402. US stock index futures continued to rise, the Nasdaq 100 index futures rose about 1%. European stocks rose, the German DAX index, France CAC40 index and other major stock indexes rose to 1%. Earlier, the US media reported that Tru...