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Futu Morning Post | The commodity carnival continues! Gold and copper continue to reach record highs; Microsoft releases a new generation of AI PCs; Ideal Auto's US stock falls by nearly 13%
The two vice chairmen of the Federal Reserve spoke out at the same time: they emphasized the need to be cautious about the inflation trend; the Wall Street Bank raised the target price of the S&P 500 index to a maximum of 5,600 points; the US Securities Regulatory Commission changed its attitude and may approve the first Ethereum ETF.
Gold prices hit another record high, and major banks continue to be bullish
Agencies such as Societe Generale Bank believe that the basis for gold's long-term rise is still there, and it will continue to rise until at least the end of the year.
The commodity carnival continues: Luntong reached a record high, silver fluctuated wildly, and iron ore continued to rise
① Luntong reached another record high. Although the long-term trend is clear, the short-term core hype factor is about to face the test of “flameout”. ② Industrial metals have collectively strengthened, driving black trading sentiment, and iron ore has also hit new highs in nearly three months under the impetus of policies; ③ Gold and silver continue to face fierce competition in the market.
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Albemarle (NYSE:ALB) has outperformed the market over the past 20 years by 3.5% on an annualized basis producing an average annual return of 11.53%. Currently, Albemarle has a market capitalization of
Can I still buy money now? UBS conducted in-depth research on China's gold market
UBS pointed out that the Chinese market sentiment tends to buy when the price of gold recovers. As a result, future investors may be more likely to react flexibly to the price and be willing to buy at a decline of around $2,250 per ounce.