22:50:56
U.S. stocks opened higher and ended higher, with the Nasdaq up more than 1%, the S&P 500 up 0.81%, and the Dow up 0.52%.
22:44:50
The U.S. Geological Survey downgraded the intensity of the New Jersey earthquake to a magnitude 4.7.
22:44:11
New York Governor Hochul: We are assessing the possible impact and losses caused by the earthquake.
22:42:24
Brazil Central Bank President Neto: Plan for a smooth transition to the next central bank governor.
22:35:55
Spot gold broke through $2,320 per ounce, setting new highs, rising more than $30 on the day, up 1.28% on the day.
22:27:24
Spot gold stood at $2,310 per ounce, setting a new historical high and rising 0.84% on the day.
22:26:24
Spot gold hit a new high, reaching as high as $2,308 an ounce.
22:23:05
Two people were killed and six injured in a Russian airstrike on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhia, local officials said.
22:14:48
Spot palladium fell more than 3%.
22:12:00
Polish Central Bank Governor Glapinski: The interest rate cut in 2025 depends on the inflation situation at the end of this year.
22:05:20
UBS: Lowered Tesla (TSLA.O) price target from $165 to $160.
22:03:46
Polish Central Bank Governor Glapinski: There is no reason to discuss raising interest rates.
22:01:13
According to Axios: Meta Platforms (META.O) will do more labeling of AI-generated content instead of deleting it, and the new policy will be implemented in May.
21:57:45
Polish Central Bank Governor Glapinski: Real interest rates are rising.
21:54:21
The actual trading volume of COMEX gold futures shows that in the past hour, long and short orders were unbalanced in this range. Please refer to "Database-COMEX Gold Futures Actual Trading Volume" for details.
21:49:02
Polish Central Bank Governor Glapinski: There has been no discussion of interest rate cuts.
21:42:26
UN Secretary-General Guterres: In recent months, NATO has expelled suspected Russian personnel from NATO headquarters.
21:33:28
[Economist: The Fed will not cut interest rates this year] Torsten Slok, chief economist at Apollo Asset Management, sticks to his view that the Fed will not cut interest rates this year. He said that the advantage of a strong economy comes from a loose financial environment. In the past five months, the stock market has risen by $10 trillion, which is a huge wealth increase for household balance sheets. Credit spreads on investment-grade, high-yield bonds and loans have tightened. The issuance of investment-grade and high-yield bonds rebounded sharply in January, February and March. IPO activity is returning, and so is M&A activity. These factors will support consumer spending, capital expenditures and hiring in the coming quarters. Therefore, we stick to our view that the Fed will not cut interest rates this year.
21:30:27
[Non-farm payrolls surged by 303,000, and U.S. stock indexes opened higher against the trend] At the opening of the U.S. stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.18%, the S&P 500 rose 0.26%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.29%. Large technology stocks generally rose, with Meta Platforms (META.O) up 1.08%, Nvidia (NVDA.O) up 1.18%, and Microsoft (MSFT.O) up 0.33%.
21:27:14
[Analyst: It is difficult to prove that the Fed needs to cut interest rates now] Analyst Jersey said that some people in the market believe that economic growth does not prevent the Fed from cutting interest rates, and I agree with this view. But considering the speed of economic growth, if the Fed really relies on data, it is difficult to prove the need to cut interest rates now. Of course, there will still be forecasts of economic slowdown in the second half of the year, which may provide an excuse for the Fed to cut interest rates. But in my opinion, the current economic momentum has not slowed down enough to justify taking dovish actions.
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