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Yesterday, international spot gold opened at around US$/oz, and then remained low. The European market performed flatly, with little overall fluctuation, mainly range-bound. In the evening, due to good US data, the gold price once fell to US$/oz. , then returned to the top of the US dollar/ounce, and the market is still waiting for today's speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Yellen. In the specific market, the U.S. dollar index was basically stable. The market remained on the sidelines before Fed Chairman Yellen's speech on Friday. The euro fluctuated and closed slightly higher against the U.S. dollar. Market concerns about Portugal's financial industry eased to support the euro. The market was cautious before Fed Chair Yellen's speech. Gold prices fell. to a four-week low. A series of recent U.S. data have been good, and investors are worried that the Federal Reserve Yellen may make remarks about raising interest rates at Friday's meeting. Oil prices rose %, boosted by tensions between the United States and Iran, and Saudi Arabia's output stance limited Oil price increases.
US data performed well, but the market remained cautious about Yellen's speech
The U.S. dollar index was basically stable, with the market remaining on the sidelines before Federal Reserve Chairman Yellen's speech on Friday. Investors awaited a meeting of global central bankers in Jackson Hole where Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen may provide new clues on U.S. monetary policy and looked for hints on raising interest rates. The overall performance of U.S. economic data on Thursday was better than expected, and two more Federal Reserve officials supported raising interest rates, which made the market look forward to the tone of Yellen's speech. Recently, a number of senior Federal Reserve officials, including the second- and third-ranking officials at the Federal Reserve, have made remarks on raising interest rates in public. This has once again made the Federal Reserve's expectation of raising interest rates within the year the focus of market speculation. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in recent years late last year, but has so far stayed on hold this year due to concerns about persistently low inflation. According to the data, after the data was released, the trend of federal funds rate futures suggested that the probability of raising interest rates at next month's policy meeting was %, and the probability of raising interest rates at the monthly meeting was about %. The market is awaiting Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech tomorrow evening. Market analysts said August this year was unusually quiet compared with the same period last year, allowing the central bank meeting to attract more attention than usual. Investors want to know whether the Fed is ready to raise interest rates in September. We expect Yellen to signal the Fed's confidence in the U.S. economy, which will bolster market expectations for a rate hike in September, causing the dollar to rise and gold prices to suffer in the short term. Portfolio managers say investors are struggling with the prospect of a rate hike. and against the backdrop of weak global economic growth. When central banks around the world are throwing money out of the window, will the United States be the lone wolf in raising interest rates? Raising interest rates will cause the dollar to strengthen, and the market must fight against this. A stronger U.S. dollar is seen as the main culprit hurting the profits of multinational companies, because these companies take back domestic sales revenue in U.S. dollars.
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