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The last trading day Tuesday (August 3rd): The international gold London gold once again oscillated and closed down.

Taiwanese mobile phone and tablet computer manufacturer HTC (TW:2498) (also known as HTC) announced its latest quarterly financial report on Tuesday (November 2). Due to its performance for five consecutive quarters, the company's stock price closed down 5.41% on Tuesday.

The last trading day Tuesday (August 3rd): The international gold London gold once again oscillated and closed down. In terms of trend, the price of gold has opened at US$1812.87 since the Asian market in early trading, and has remained within the range of US$1808-1812 for most of the time.

On Tuesday, boosted by the U.S. CPI to a new high, the U.S. dollar rose sharply against all major currencies. Data show that the US CPI rose 0.9% in June, higher than the 0.6% in May, and also higher than the expected value of 0.5%.

Last trading day Wednesday (December 1st): International gold London gold rose and fell still closed. Once again leaving a long upper shadow at a relatively low level, it implies that the market outlook is limited and the market is about to bottom out and rebound.

Gold market trading day (July 19-23) week: International gold London gold oscillated and closed down, further showing pressure.

The US June Consumer Price Index (CPI) announced this week rose by 5.4% year-on-year, higher than the expected 4.9%, and hit the highest level since 2008.

Tuesday of the last trading day (July 20): International gold London gold rushed higher and fell back and then closed down. Although Monday’s bottoming and rebounding strength continued, but it is difficult to last.

In the early morning of last Sunday, the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port (LOOP) announced the suspension of crude oil transportation due to Hurricane Ida. In addition, oil and gas exploration and exploitation companies in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and refining and chemical plants along the coast have stopped production in preparation for Hurricane Ida.