Global Leader In Digital Wealth
English
FX168 全球视野 中文财经
AllForexPrecious MetalBlockchainOil&CommodityStockMacroeconomicPolitics
important 
date
search
top四月 3日 20:30:04
US Unemployment Rate(Mar)
Previous：4.4%Forecast：4.4%Actual：4.3%
bearish for the US dollarbullish for gold and silver
top三月 6日 21:30:07
US Unemployment Rate(Feb)
Previous：4.3%Forecast：4.3%Actual：4.4%
bearish for the US dollarbullish for gold and silver
top二月 11日 21:30:09
US Unemployment Rate(Jan)
Previous：4.4%Forecast：4.4%Actual：4.3%
bearish for the US dollarbullish for gold and silver
top一月 9日 21:30:11
US Unemployment Rate(Dec)
Previous：4.6%Forecast：4.5%Actual：4.4%
bearish for the US dollarbullish for gold and silver
top十二月 16日 21:30:08
US Unemployment Rate(Nov)
Previous：4.4%Forecast：4.4%Actual：4.6%
bearish for the US dollarbullish for gold and silver
15:12:47U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday as investors took profits after a strong rally. Continued tensions in the Middle East, rising inflation concerns, and increasing market expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike all weighed on stocks. President Trump's statement that he would no longer be patient with Iran and his urging of a deal between Tehran and Washington fueled escalating geopolitical tensions. Oil prices continued to rise due to heightened uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz, exacerbating inflation concerns and reinforcing market expectations of a possible Federal Reserve rate hike later this year. Meanwhile, the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed above 4.5%, its highest level in nearly a year, after the latest inflation data showed that price pressures were accelerating. In regular trading on Thursday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose 0.77% and 0.88%, respectively, both closing at record highs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also rose 0.74%, returning to the 50,000 mark.
15:12:36On Friday, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index fell slightly by 10 points, or 0.1%, to close at 8631, erasing gains from the previous day's modest rise. Market sentiment weakened as U.S. stock index futures fell sharply, and traders closely watched the second day of the Trump-Xi summit. The market was down 1.3% this week, after earlier gains, pressured by persistent inflation concerns and a proposed housing tax that clouded mortgage demand. Australia's budget outlined measures to limit negative gearing to stimulate new home investment, raising concerns about slowing mortgage growth. Financial stocks fell sharply, but Commonwealth Bank rebounded 1.9% after a sharp drop in early trading. Mining stocks also retreated, influenced by weaker iron ore and copper prices, with BHP Billiton down 2.6% and Rio Tinto down 3.2%, retreating from record highs reached earlier in the week. Other underperforming companies included PLS Group (-5.8%), Evolution Mining (-5.5%), and South32 Limited (-5.1%). Traders are currently closely watching next week's release of the preliminary May PMI figures, as well as the Reserve Bank of Australia's meeting minutes and April employment data.
more

Quote

more
No data
US Dollar Index
USDX
99.15
+0.26%
+0.26
Dow Jones Industrial Average
DJIA
50063.46
+0.74%
+370.26
Hang Seng Index
HSI
25962.73
-1.62%
-426.31
Shanghai Composite Index
000001
4135.39
-1.02%
-42.53
WTI crude oil
WTI
100.183
+2.30%
+2.257
Brent Crude Oil
UKOil
105.142
+1.60%
+1.657
Offshore RMB
USDCNH
6.8089
+0.35%
+0.0240