Looking at the world from a macro perspective: Pay attention to the global market situation
1. Nvidia opened lower at the opening of the U.S. stock market, with a single-day decline of 3.63%. Nvidia may have hit the overbought callback mechanism after a continuous rise. Last week, many institutions and bigwigs from all walks of life reduced their holdings of Nvidia, which also shows that the current price has reached the initial expectations of many people. But don't worry about the U.S. stock market. Nvidia's decline, other technology stocks rose to take over, and the U.S. stock market continued to rise. Currently, among the 7 technology giants, 6 rose and 1 fell. Is it going to suck blood?
2. The U.S. dollar index opened slightly higher on Monday and then started to fluctuate and fall during the day. As of 22:00 tonight, it started to rebound and is currently maintained at around 105.48.
The price of 10-year US Treasury bonds remained stable during the day, and the yield of 10-year US Treasury bonds remained near 4.259%.
3. The exchange rate of US dollar to RMB weakened slightly, and the exchange rate of US dollar to Japanese yen weakened year-on-year, reaching around 159.55. It should be noted that the exchange rate of US dollar to Japanese yen is about to reach the 160 mark. Whether the Bank of Japan will make corresponding adjustments to its policies, 160 may be a trigger point.
4. After reaching 2450, international gold ushered in a wave of continuous declines, but the decline has never fallen below 2300 points. Previously, the central bank of the Rabbit Family announced a slowdown in gold purchases, and with the short selling of international capital, the price of gold fell for a time, but 2300 seems to have formed an effective bottom. For the current global economic situation, global traders are not optimistic enough about the economic outlook, so the price of gold may be difficult to fall below 2300 in the short term in the future.
5. After falling below 80 US dollars at the beginning of the month, international crude oil rebounded again and currently remains at 84.67 US dollars per barrel. The price is still in the "bull market" stage, and the current trend is still likely to continue to rise.
