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Slowing job growth has curbed expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as early as next month, but some analysts do not expect this to prevent the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates this month.
If the Federal Reserve is determined to raise interest rates every month, the current trend of gold and silver prices can be said to be replicating last year. Before the interest rate hike last year, the international gold price fell from the U.S. dollar to the U.S. dollar before the interest rate hike at the beginning of the month, falling by % . The price of silver fell from .USD to .USD, down %.
Different from last year, investors often choose buying opportunities based on experience. If the market is preparing for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month, the decline in precious metals this time may be much smaller than last year, because more investment I don't want to miss the opportunity again. If you can grasp the rhythm well, it is wiser to accumulate during this period than to sell.
#>The Italian referendum has become a "ticking time bomb" for the market
The collapse of the world's largest economy, the European Union, is approaching day by day, and what will trigger it will be: Italy's Brexit. Italy's Brexit referendum, scheduled to be held on October 1, is seen as the biggest "dynamite keg" that may detonate Europe this year.
The market generally believes that the Italian referendum is the biggest risk point in European politics this year, and may be more lethal than the British Brexit referendum. If Italy decides to leave the euro zone in a referendum, it will trigger a complete collapse of the euro zone in a short period of time, possibly triggering the worst economic impact in history and dealing a heavy blow to the euro.
The Financial Times recently pointed out that "Italy's withdrawal from the EU will trigger the collapse of the EU in a very short period of time." Italy may trigger the most severe economic crisis in world history, far surpassing the financial crisis caused by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2006. &r
If the Financial Times’s judgment is partially correct, it means we are witnessing the largest stock market crash in history. People with stock accounts will be wiped out, even though the current market still looks profitable.
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