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  The UK economy has barely grown since mid-2024 amid concerns about tax hikes on employers by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, global trade risks caused by US President Donald Trump, and rising costs....

  As the Bank of Japan's policy meeting approaches this week, market participants are paying close attention to the upcoming policy decision, which could have an important impact on the yen's trend....

  President-elect Donald Trump has promised widespread tariffs and mass deportations of illegal immigrants. Economists warn that these policies will drive up material prices and lead to a shortage of workers, so the growth in housing construction and factory output is likely to be unsustainable. Trump will...

  On Thursday (January 16), the US December retail sales data and initial jobless claims data were released one after another, which attracted widespread attention in the market. US retail sales rose 0.4% monthly in December, slightly lower than expected, but still showing strong demand in the economy.

  Gold prices remained somewhat resilient, decoding foreign exchange platforms - especially after a brief recovery in sentiment spurred by news that the Trump administration was likely to adopt gradual tariff measures.

  With trading volumes picking up again, the market will be most concerned about the non-farm payrolls data released on Friday. The following is a specific analysis of EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD. So...

  Gold's record-breaking rally will slow in 2025, a major investment bank said, decoding foreign exchange platforms - it will take longer for gold prices to reach $3,000 an ounce, but stable central bank demand remains a long-term guarantee for gold prices...

  Analysis of the decoding foreign exchange platform: Mainly, the market's demand expectations for Asian countries are likely to pick up....

  In light of the fact that demand will almost certainly pick up as central banks ease policy, the market should continue to maintain a certain level of stability.

  On Monday (December 23), U.S. crude oil rose slightly in the Asian session, trading near $69.84/barrel. Oil prices fell first and then rose last week, and part of the decline was recovered on Friday. The weekly line rebounded but did not fall below the previous low.

  On Thursday (December 20), the US crude oil Asian session continued yesterday's decline, trading at around $69.03/barrel. Fundamentally, the demand outlook for the Federal Reserve's hawkish interest rate cut pressure, DBG Shield Bo, and the easing expectation further slowed down, which was unfavorable to the strengthening of oil prices.

  The Federal Reserve's 2024 annual interest rate decision ended, decoding foreign exchange platform analysis said that the Federal Reserve decided to lower the base rate by 25 basis points to 4.25% -4.50% range, for the third consecutive interest rate cuts, in line with expectations....

  On Monday (December 16), during the US market, the decode foreign exchange platform reminded the US natural gas futures to fall sharply, and there was a downward gap at the opening due to bearish fundamentals weighing on the market.

  Thursday (December 12) U.S. crude oil Asian session fell slightly, trading at $70.18/barrel near the fundamentals of the U.S. last week EIA crude oil inventories decreased by 1.425 million barrels, is expected to reduce 901,000 barrels, the previous value decreased by 507...

  This week, the global economy is full of data and events. Here are some key points to watch: The US side will release a series of economic data, including factory orders, trade balance, ISM non-manufacturing PMI and S & P global PMI final value. In addition, the market...