Gold under the shadow of trade war
In the current global economic landscape, the trade war is like a dark cloud, bringing huge uncertainty to the market.
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In the current global economic landscape, the trade war is like a dark cloud, bringing huge uncertainty to the market.
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On March 6, local time, the European Central Bank announced that it would cut the three key interest rates in the eurozone by 25 basis points each, and the new interest rates took effect on March 12.
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Recently, global trade tensions have intensified as the U.S. government led by Trump has imposed tariffs.
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Once upon a time, the US stock market was a shining pearl in the global capital market, with the S&P 500 index, Nasdaq index, and other indices reaching new highs, becoming a popular investment destination for global investors, and the "US stock myth" deeply rooted in people's hearts.
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In the vicissitudes of the financial market, the London Stock Exchange (LSE), as a trading platform with a long history and far-reaching influence, its every move affects the nerves of global investors.
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In the complex interweaving of the global financial market, the European bond market has recently presented a delicate picture, with the yields of 10-year government bonds in various countries showing mixed trends.
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The US tariff policy has led to increased investment safe-haven demand, and gold prices have broken through the $3,000 mark twice in a week, once again hitting a record high.
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Last week, the international gold futures spot price broke through the 3,000 US dollars per ounce mark, of which, the US New York Mercantile Exchange gold futures price 14 intraday once reached 3,017.1 US dollars per ounce, a record high.
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Trump's nomination of Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bauman as the central bank's chief banking regulatory officer has drawn market attention.
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Recently, the financial market has received a shocking news: COMEX gold futures prices have broken through the $3000/ounce mark for the first time.
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On September 14th, local time, US President Trump told reporters on his way back to Washington that he expected the Federal Reserve to announce a "significant interest rate cut" at its meeting this week, stating that "the current situation is very suitable for a rate cut."
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