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What is the impact of the collapse of the pound and gold on commodities?
Gold plummeted.

On June 4th, 1, 10, COMEX 12 gold futures fell by $43, or 3.3%, the biggest one-day drop since February 20th13rd, and reported $0/269.70 per ounce, which was June 23rd.

The prices of165438 on October 5th and165438 on October 6th continued to fall, hitting an intraday low of 1264. 1 USD/oz. As of 20:39 on the 6th, spot gold fell below the integer mark of 1.260 USD and reported1.259.65,438+00 USD/oz.

Due to the sharp drop in the price of gold, gold and other related accessories sold well during the National Day.

Goldman Sachs believes that once gold falls below the key mark of $65,438 +0.250, it will usher in a "strategic" buying opportunity. Gold is still a powerful weapon to hedge the risks of global economic growth and the limitations of central bank policies.

Pound plummeted

On Friday morning in the Asian market, the pound plunged against the US dollar, once falling by 6. 1%, the biggest intraday decline since the announcement of the results of Britain's referendum on leaving the EU in June, and the lowest to 1. 184 1, the lowest since 1985.

However, commodities are only spot products. Are based on real-time fluctuations.