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On March 7

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As Russia's long-stalled invasion of Ukraine enters its second week, one of the biggest uncertainties is whether Putin will go for broke, and the uncertainty has boosted investors' interest in gold. On the other hand,

The war has clearly had a negative impact on the European and American markets, and safe-haven funds have also stayed in the gold market, which is expected to further boost gold prices, most likely retrying the previous week's resistance of $1,975, the weekly chart of gold ratio extension

The show's AB=CD target has been exceeded, but the height is too low to break the high of $1,992 reached in the week of August 31, 2010. Today's recommended range is $1965 to $1990, breaking through

$1990 short, $1998 stop loss, stop gain $1965.

The Hong Kong government is considering a nationwide test at the end of this month, and secretary for Food and Health Chan Shiu-shih said he would not rule out a nationwide test during the fifth wave of the novel coronavirus pandemic

"Grounding order", the closure of the city will undoubtedly make the public worse, and the flames of war in Eastern Europe under the shadow of shaking investor confidence, coupled with the Federal Reserve will definitely start to raise interest rates in March, The performance of Hong Kong stocks is lower than the wave.

After falling for the third week in a row, the Hang Seng index closed at 21905, down 862 points or 3.79% for the week. The continued fighting between Russia and Ukraine has already weighed on European stock markets, plus Zaporoge in Ukraine on Friday

Europe's top three stock markets plunged another 3% to 5% on Friday after a Russian artillery attack on nuclear power plants raised the possibility of radiation leaks, adding to a week's worst performance by Germany's DAX

The index fell 10.11%; In Paris, the CAC index fell 10.23%; Britain's FTSE 100 index fell 6.71 percent.

Russia has invaded Ukraine for a long time, and the pattern of attacks is getting out of control, not just on homes but also on nuclear plants. Putin's ambitions have gone wild, the war has raised the possibility of nuclear leaks,

Even strong U.S. labor data last week did little to deter investors from risk markets. Wall Street's top three indexes also posted losses for the week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising nearly 14 percent

The S&p 500 fell 1.3%; The S&P 500 fell 0.59%; The Nasdaq fell 1.89%. One of Europe's largest nuclear power plants, the Zaporo-thermal plant in Ukraine, was shelled by Russian forces after

The potential for radiation leakage from a damaged unit would pose a serious health threat to the population of the entire Continent of Europe, with even more catastrophic consequences for the world. Gold prices soared as low as $1,929.7,

It closed near a session high of 1,970.9 dollars, up $34.3. Over the week, gold jumped $81.60.

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