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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.
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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