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Most Asia-Pacific stock markets fell on Thursday. After WednesdaySmall callbackAfterPrev indexOpen 0.45% lower, then go up.Hang Seng IndexOpen 0.5% lower.
Overnight, U. S. stocks closed sharply lower. Poor earnings from large banks and economic data were the main reasons for the sharp decline in U. S. stocks, including sharp declines in retail sales and manufacturing. As a result, investors are more concerned about the potential extent of the epidemic affecting the U. S. economy. The Dow and the s & p 500 fell about 2%, their worst performance since April 1. Click here to see the latest statistics of COVID-19 epidemic in the world.data.
As of 9:37Onshore RMB(USD/CNY) at 7.0703, a depreciation of 86 points from the previous trading day (pips); reflecting the expectations of foreign investorsOffshore RMB(USD/CNH) at 7.0760. On Thursday, RMBIntermediate priceIt was reported at 7.0714, down 312 points.
Asia-Pacific trading sessionAs of 9:25Dollar index(DXY) reported 99.8. Based on 17:55 est on Wednesday, the index closed up 0.6 per cent at 99.6 per cent.
On Wednesday, oil prices fell below $20 a barrel and Treasury yields fell. Then the data showed that after the coronavirus pandemic hit US consumer demand and manufacturing activity, risk aversion picked up again, and US bond yields eventually fell across the board.Us 10-year Treasury bondThe yield closed at 0.63%, down 13BP (0.13%) from the previous session; the 2-year Treasury yield expected by the implied market for short-term interest rates closed at 0.2%, down 3BP from the previous day and to a three-year low.
COMEXFuture gold(GCThe main contract closed Wednesday at $1740.2 an ounce, down 1.6%, the lowest level in a week. The price of gold had risen for several days in a row, having reached its highest level in seven years the day before.
Global crude oil demand will fall by 29 million b / d in April to its lowest level in 25 years, and 2020 is likely to be the worst year for the global oil market, the International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast on Wednesday. And said that production cuts basically can not stop the short-term decline in the market. On Wednesday, the international benchmark ICEBrent crude oilFutures (OIL) the contract closed at US $27.69, down 6.45%; US NYMEXWTI crude oilFutures (CL) the contract closed at US $19.87 per barrel, down 1.19%, the lowest closing price since February 2002.
