Foreign exchange market:
April 5 is the trading day, and international dollars, euros and pounds are traded normally;
Futures market:
Foreign futures markets are trading normally, and the five major domestic exchanges are closed on April 5. Due to the holiday in Tomb-Sweeping Day, the last phase and the last phase of Energy, CICC, Dashang Institute and Zhengshang Institute will have a holiday on April 5th.
Stock market:
A shares and Hong Kong stocks: Wednesday, April 5th, Tomb-Sweeping Day will be closed for one day, while US stocks will be closed.
Market news:
On Tuesday, April 4th, the US dollar fell sharply on Monday, giving back the gains recorded by OPEC+after unexpected further production cuts earlier. The data shows that the US economy continues to slow down, and manufacturing activities and construction expenditures decline. Monday's data increased the statement that the Fed is close to the end of the interest rate hike cycle, and gold rose1%; Crude oil prices rose 6% on Monday, a day after OPEC+Oil Producers Group unexpectedly announced further production cuts, which shocked the market and raised concerns about tight supply. Some people warn that if refineries are cautious about paying higher crude oil prices, demand will decrease.
Commodity closing: Brent crude oil futures closed up 6.3% at $84.93/barrel, the highest since March 7. The settlement price of US crude oil futures rose 6.3% to $80.42 a barrel, hitting a two-month high earlier in the session. US gold futures closed at $2000.40, up 0.7%.
US stocks closed: S&P 500 index climbed 0.37% to 4 124.49. Nasdaq index closed down 0.27% to 12 189.45, while Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.98% to 3360 1. 15.