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五月 5日
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
16:11:16On Tuesday, the French CAC 40 index rose 0.8% to 8034 points, rebounding from a decline in the previous session, with investors primarily focused on corporate earnings and news. Vicat shares rose 2.9% after the company reported first-quarter sales growth and reiterated its 2026 outlook. Saint-Gobain shares also rose 0.3% on plans to sell part of its distribution business. Other gainers included LVMH (0.7%), Schneider Electric (1.3%), Orange (2.6%), and Capgemini (1%). In contrast, Sanofi shares fell 4%, hitting their lowest level since March 2020, after the company announced a $294 million investment plan for artificial intelligence expansion. Beneteau shares also fell 2.4% despite first-quarter revenue growth, as its outlook was dampened by slower order growth related to uncertainty in the Middle East. Despite this, reports that the US military repelled an Iranian attack while escorting two US-flagged ships through the Strait of Hormuz, coupled with reports of a drone strike on the UAE port of Fujairah, have left investors uneasy. This renewed escalation of tensions could undermine the fragile ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.
16:10:34European stocks edged higher on Tuesday, with the Stoxx 50 up 0.9% and the Stoxx 600 up 0.3%. This followed a weaker day as investors attempted to ignore the escalating tensions in the Middle East and refocus on the ongoing earnings season. Rheinmetall shares rose 1.7% after the company reported a 7.7% increase in profit; UniCredit shares jumped 3.2%, driven by strong net profit and revenue growth. Anheuser-Busch InBev shares surged nearly 7% after sales rebounded and achieved their first growth in nearly three years. In contrast, HSBC shares fell more than 5% after reporting lower-than-expected pre-tax profits and were impacted by anticipated credit losses and a fraud case in the UK. Savaudelbank shares also fell 2.7% after reporting a profit decline. Elsewhere, ASML Holdings shares rose 0.7% and Novo Nordisk shares gained 1.1%.
15:14:05On Tuesday, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index fell 17 points, or 0.2%, to close at 8680. This marked the second consecutive trading day that the Reserve Bank of Australia had raised interest rates for the third time to curb stubborn inflation, a move in line with market expectations. Policymakers noted that inflation was already high before the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East, and rising fuel costs exacerbated inflationary pressures. Traders were also cautiously awaiting March trade data to be released later this week, after February data showed Australian exports rising while imports fell. However, the decline eased somewhat as Australian personal spending in March saw its biggest increase in two and a half years, marking the third consecutive month of growth. Meanwhile, US stock index futures strengthened, and traders closely watched the latest developments in the Middle East. Sector weakness was mainly led by the processing industry, healthcare, and consumer durables sectors. Shares of the four major banks fell between 0.4% and 1.6%, while notable laggards included Sonic Healthcare (-4.2%), Lynas Rare Earths (-2.3%), and Northern Star Resources (-1.7%).

15:13:38European stocks opened lower on Tuesday, as escalating tensions in the Middle East dampened market risk appetite and posed a potential threat to a four-week ceasefire between the US and Iran. US forces repelled an Iranian attack while escorting two US-flagged ships through the Strait of Hormuz, after reports of an Iranian drone strike on the port of Fujairah in the UAE. Oil prices climbed again, exacerbating concerns about inflation and reinforcing expectations that central banks may need to further tighten monetary policy to curb rising oil prices. In Europe, investors will be watching the latest earnings reports from companies such as AXA, AB InBev, Infineon Technologies, Ferrari, and Ferguson. Meanwhile, HSBC reported first-quarter pre-tax profit of $9.4 billion, below expectations, due to anticipated credit losses and other impairment charges. In pre-market trading, both the Euro Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 futures fell by about 0.1%.
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US Dollar Index
USDX
98.50
+0.02%
+0.02
Dow Jones Industrial Average
DJIA
48941.90
-1.13%
-557.37
Hang Seng Index
HSI
25898.61
-0.76%
-197.27
Shanghai Composite Index
000001
4112.16
+0.11%
+4.65
WTI crude oil
WTI
101.530
-0.76%
-0.773
Brent Crude Oil
UKOil
110.568
-0.84%
-0.928
Offshore RMB
USDCNH
6.8321
+0.03%
+0.0021