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Gold and crude oil are rising rapidly, as are fuel oil, liquefied gas and soda ash? , what is this?
Gold and crude oil rose rapidly, as did fuel oil, liquefied gas and soda ash. American crude oil prices continue to rise. WTI rose 8 cents to $84.79 a barrel, while Brent crude oil rose nearly $65,438 to $965,438 a barrel. Spot gold has just broken through the 1670.00 USD/oz mark, and the latest price is 1670. 12 USD/oz. As a big energy country, Russia will win by various means, not just mobilizing its reserves. The energy wars such as oil, natural gas and electric power will be more tense, and the energy crisis will profoundly affect the world economic structure.

The Fed meeting decided to raise interest rates, and the dollar could raise interest rates more aggressively, 75 points, 100 points. The general forecast of the market is that the possibility of 75 100 is increasing, so the dollar will get a strong return anyway. The stock markets and economies in Europe and Asia will be affected and destroyed. Domestically, the strength of the US dollar and energy will definitely have an impact on our domestic economy. The onshore RMB exchange rate fell below 7.05, with the lowest price of 7.05 1 1. The domestic currency protection war started immediately. In addition to currency protection, the domestic stock market will also face greater fluctuations, and people's wallets are more or less related to Putin's mobilization speech.

The American economy may fall into recession, but compared with other parts of the world, its performance is still good, the economy is in transition, and there is a better chance to achieve a soft landing. Although the Biden administration has been trying to stabilize the market, Morgan Stanley and bridgewater warned that it is too early for investors to be optimistic about the stock market, because the risks of economic growth have just emerged. In the foreign exchange market, the euro rose to a one-month high, and the US dollar index fell by more than 1%, after European Central Bank President Lagarde said that negative interest rates may end. The deposit interest rate in the euro zone may go out of negative value, and if inflation stabilizes at 2%, the European Central Bank may raise interest rates further. Investors' interest in high-risk assets has increased, because Lagarde's remarks have eased concerns about the recession in Europe and made them less optimistic about the economic prospects in the United States. The economic growth gap in the United States may be unfavorable to the dollar.