The fed's exit is expected to continue to affect commodity markets
The fed's exit is expected to continue to affect commodity markets
Involvement in the Chinese data showed that the economy is slowing again, and the federal reserve said it plans to later this year began to scale back stimulus plan, overnight in Europe and the commodity market fell sharply, crude oil, gold, base metals have dropped sharply, gold fell below $1300 an ounce. Us data yesterday were mixed, with the U.S. real estate market continues the good recovery, Philadelphia manufacturing index is improved, but the week jobless claims unexpectedly rose, according to U.S. job market is not stable, and the U.S. in June Markit manufacturing PMI initial value for the low level since October last year. The European economy showed signs of modest improvement, with consumer confidence rising in June and the composite PMI hitting a 15-month high. However, the current market biggest impact is the fed's exit expectations, and domestic goods will continue to fall today.
