Hot spot tracking
- The U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI rose from 50.8 in March to 51.6 in April. The index measuring service input prices jumped to 65.1, the highest since January 2023. This news is positive for the U.S. economy, the U.S. dollar, and U.S. stocks.
- The United States rejected Japan's request for a full exemption from the 10% reciprocal tariffs. This news is negative for the yen.
- Israel conducted an airstrike on Yemen. This news is bullish for gold and crude oil.
Product Hot Comment
Forex
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open EUR/USD ▲0.11% 1.13136 1.13171 GBP/USD ▲0.23% 1.32958 1.32924 AUD/USD ▲0.35% 0.64713 0.64688 USD/JPY ▼-0.81% 143.702 143.716 GBP/CAD ▲0.40% 1.83791 1.83621 NZD/CAD ▲0.46% 0.82465 0.82452 📝 Review:On Monday, the US dollar index fluctuated and declined during the Asian and European sessions, but later rebounded to below $100 due to better-than-expected ISM non-manufacturing data, ultimately closing down 0.24% at 99.79. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield closed at 4.350%; the more policy-sensitive two-year US Treasury yield closed at 3.8450%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:USD/JPY 143.866 Sell Target Price 142.103
Gold
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Gold ▲2.92% 3334 3336.02 Silver ▲1.56% 32.469 32.477 📝 Review:Driven by a weaker US dollar and safe-haven demand, spot gold rose nearly $100 during the day, eventually closing up 2.85% at $3,332.85 per ounce. Spot silver ended up sharply higher by 1.42% at $32.45 per ounce.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Gold 3327.78 Buy Target Price 3431.08
Crude Oil
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open WTI Crude Oil ▲1.69% 56.963 56.979 Brent Crude Oil ▲2.30% 60.207 60.226 📝 Review:Due to market news that OPEC+ will continue to accelerate production increases, crude oil opened sharply lower on Monday, dropping 5% and closing down more than $1. WTI crude oil ultimately fell 2.06% to $57.15 per barrel, while Brent crude oil dropped 1.82% to $60.30 per barrel.🕵️ Operation suggestion:WTI Crude Oil 56.909 Sell Target Price 54.760
Indice
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Nasdaq 100 ▼-0.80% 19935.15 19936.15 Dow Jones ▼-0.22% 41177.8 41224.9 S&P 500 ▼-0.64% 5644.1 5647.975 US Dollar Index ▼-0.23% 99.56 99.59 📝 Review:All three major U.S. stock indices fell, with the Dow down 0.2%, the S&P 500 down 0.6%, and the Nasdaq down 0.7%. Tesla (TSLA.O) fell 2.4%, Apple (AAPL.O) fell 3.1%, and Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A.N, BRK.B.N) fell 5%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index edged down, with Alibaba (BABA.N) up 0.6% and JD.com (JD.O) down 1%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Nasdaq 100 19908.150 Buy Target Price 20332.520
Crypto
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open BitCoin ▼-1.50% 94179.5 94657.3 Ethereum ▼-1.44% 1806.8 1814.6 Dogecoin ▼-1.89% 0.16904 0.16999 📝 Review:The price of Bitcoin is expected to fluctuate between 91,620 and 94,900 points. From the 4-hour structure, there is currently no signal of a consolidation divergence. However, the 3-hour structure shows signs of consolidation divergence, creating a certain contradiction. Therefore, the K-line movements at 8 PM and 9 PM tonight will be particularly critical, as they will determine whether Bitcoin follows the consolidation divergence of the 3-hour structure or continues the range fluctuations of the 4-hour structure. Looking at the Ethereum exchange rate, it rebounded again this afternoon and successfully broke through the 144 moving average on the 4-hour cycle. This movement further indicates that regardless of whether Bitcoin rises or falls subsequently, a pullback in Ethereum's exchange rate is almost certain. However, for Bitcoin, close attention must still be paid to the 233 moving average on the 4-hour cycle. Only when Bitcoin's exchange rate stably breaks through and stands above the 233 moving average can it potentially drive further daily or weekly-level upward trends.🕵️ Operation suggestion:BitCoin 94511.1 Sell Target Price 92768.7
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