Strong U.S. data pushed up the U.S. dollar and U.S. bond yields, and gold prices took a hit. The price of gold fell again overnight to below the February high of 1959, and the pace of breaking through 2000 was temporarily suspended. U.S. oil climbed further overnight, but encountered selling pressure as it hit the 80 mark. The Bank of Japan maintained its benchmark interest rate at -0.1% and adjusted its YCC policy. The United States and Japan continued to fluctuate widely. The euro suffered heavy losses overnight, as strong U.S. GDP coupled with rising expectations that the European Central Bank will not raise interest rates in September. The short-term trend of gold prices is changing from strong to weak, and it needs to hold on to 1935 to stop falling. U.S. oil hit the 80 mark and encountered selling pressure, raising the risk of peaking in the short term. The S&P 500 index fell after rising high, swallowing up the negative line at the high level, and the market adjustment pressure appeared. Welcome to share your opinions in the comment area!