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Monday morning tradingAsia-Pacific stock markets have been mixed. FollowingIt rose 0.28% last week.AfterPrev indexOpen low0.03%.Hang Seng IndexOpen 0.47% higher. Last week, the three major indexes of U. S. stocks rose and all hit new intraday highs.

According to the January 2020 Global Economic Outlook report released by the World Bank (WB), investment and trade are gradually recovering from last year's severe weakness, but downside risks remain. The overall growth rate of advanced economies is expected to slow to 1.4% in 2020, while emerging markets and developing economies are expected to accelerate to 4.1% this year.

As of 10:20Onshore RMB(USD/CNY) at 6.9128, up 162 points from the previous trading day (pips); reflecting the expectations of foreign investorsOffshore RMB(USD/CNH) at 6.9078. On Monday, RMBIntermediate priceIt rose 88 points to 6.9263.

Asia-Pacific trading sessionAs of 10:23Dollar index(DXY) at 97.40. Based on 17:55 EDT, the index closed at 97.34, up 0.45% a week, ending a two-week losing streak.

Us 10-year Treasury bondReturn rateIt closed at 1.83% on Friday, a weekly increase of 3BP (0.03%). The 2-year Treasury yield that implied market expectations for short-term interest rates closed at 1.56%.

Friday, COMEXFuture gold(GC) main force contractIt closed at $1563.29 an ounce, up 0.51% a week for the fifth consecutive week.

International benchmark ICE Brent crude oil futures (OIL) the main contract closed at $65.13 on Friday, down 5.27% on the week, reaching as high as $71.70 that week; NYMEX WTI crude oil futures (CLThe main contract closed at $59.09, down 6.43% from close to $66 that week. The above two contractsEnd five consecutive weeks of gains.