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Spot gold short-term trading advice: high-level consolidation, sell on rallies, buy on dips
(1) Analysis: Ongoing tensions in the Middle East continue to support safe-haven demand, keeping gold prices at high levels. At the same time, expectations of rising US inflation and the possibility of interest rates remaining high are putting some pressure on gold prices, increasing short-term volatility. Overall, under the dual influence of safe-haven demand and the US dollar trend, gold is expected to maintain a high-level oscillation pattern. (2) Key focus: US Treasury yields, US Dollar Index, geopolitical situation, US CPI data. (3) Resistance: 5200, 5250, 5300. (4) Support: 5150, 5100, 5050;
02:17
KORU.US closed up over 15% overnight, a strong rebound for South Korean tech stocks with 3x leverage!
Gelonghui, March 10th|Boosted by optimistic remarks from U.S. President Trump regarding the "war basically being over," Direxion Daily South Korea Bull 3X Shares (KORU.US) surged in the late session of the U.S. stock market overnight, ultimately closing up 15.69% at $403.01. According to public information, Direxion Daily South Korea Bull 3X Shares aims to track three times (300%) the daily performance of the MSCI Korea 25/50 Index, with technology stocks accounting for more than 50% of its holdings.
02:15
Analyst: The Indonesian central bank is expected to continue defending the rupiah amid oil price fluctuations
Golden Ten Data reported on March 10 that analysts say, due to oil price fluctuations, a strengthening US dollar, and safe-haven capital outflows triggered by the Iran conflict, Bank Indonesia may continue to defend the rupiah at key levels to address concerns about the country's investment appeal. It is expected that Bank Indonesia will intervene in the market to keep the exchange rate below the psychological threshold of 17,000 rupiah per US dollar. The uncertainty over how long the war will last further complicates Indonesia's existing economic concerns, and high crude oil prices could trigger inflation in this net oil-importing country. Mitsubishi UFJ currency strategist Lloyd Chan stated: "The strong US dollar and weak sentiment currently have a greater impact on the rupiah, and Bank Indonesia is likely to vigorously defend the 17,000 level. This is both to stabilize market sentiment and to prevent a sharp deterioration in the balance of payments situation."
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