Cotton Was Once Close To &Nbsp; The Federal Reserve Made An Attack On The Domestic Market.

The commodity market has been mixed up by multiple factors. In recent days, several shareholders have the right to vote in monetary policy.

Yesterday, the domestic market was attacked, except for a small number of varieties such as beans and rebar, but other varieties fell all over the market.

Cotton fell below the 29000 pass and then approached the limit.

Beans are relatively strong.

On Friday, major European and US stock indexes rose generally, boosted by better economic data from the US.

A number of Fed officials have said that the US economy is stronger and that the Fed is unlikely to extend its $600 billion national debt purchase plan, which will expire in June.

"Once it is implemented, the impact on the commodity market will be enormous."

Xu Haiying, general manager of China Giant asset, said yesterday that it could basically declare that the bull market was declared over and entered a long-term adjustment stage, while the US dollar might enter the appreciation cycle.

Domestic futures market was attacked yesterday, and cotton rubber took the lead in the futures market.

Nonferrous metals are high and low, and Shanghai copper and Shanghai lead are down by over 2%.

Chemical products fell across the board, and PT A fell the top.

In the 17.06,0.06,0.35%, beans are relatively strong, and the yield of soybean is up 1.2%.

Cotton suffered a setback and was once close to the limit.

Rubber futures, which have been bounced back for a long time, are also down and down by more than 4%.

For the Monday performance of the futures market, there seems to be no correlation between the two sides in the market.

"The disk may not reflect this, at present.

The two quarter or began to bubble.

"This is not the first time the Fed has made such a voice, and today's opening has not been directly affected."

Dai Li Ya CSI Futures Industry Center believes that the market is not a general decline, each has its own fundamentals, and some agricultural products are strong.

For the Fed's future measures, Dai Liya said the market had anticipated this.

Xu Haiying also predicted that in the second half of the year Europe might tighten up faster, or even a quarter earlier.

By that time, when monetary policy was normalized, capital could return to the us from emerging markets and commodity markets, making the US dollar go up, emerging markets and commodity markets down, and gold and nonferrous metals would all come down.

The whole market is likely to reverse, crude oil may be built, grain and energy may finally fall.

Xu Haiying described the scenario that might happen at that time.

Shortly after the start of the second round of quantitative easing in the United States, Xu Haiying told reporters in his Shenzhen office that it was a wave of bubbles, and the end of the time was not yet known.

Now, he thinks the second round of suspension is the return, and the two quarter is the process of foam.

Dai Li also believes that if the United States suspends "quantitative easing", gold will suffer double bad profits.

For the first time, the US economy has no doubt that the certainty of recovery is a blow to the hedge function of gold, and the second profit is the end of water injection.

Looking back at the current market,