The Return Of The Dollar To The United States Is Not Complete.

In major markets, the US dollar index rose more than 0.25% on Monday and refreshed its fourteen month high of 84.01. European stock markets generally closed down after Scotland's support for independents, and three major stock indexes opened slightly down, followed by a slight rise in Nasdaq.

The price of Treasuries has increased and the price of 30 - year bonds has risen by a big margin. Only 10 days after the independence referendum in Scotland, 51% of Scotland's respondents supported the local independence in the September 18th referendum for the first time to exceed the opposition camp.

As soon as this information was disclosed, the pound dropped to 1.6189 on Monday (September 8th), and the lowest level in the European market was 1.6102 (over 1.3%) in 2013 November.

We have to face the series of consequences caused by Scotland's independence from the referendum in September 18th. Because the consequences are complex and difficult to deal with, all investors are trying to avoid them.

Shares of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) fell 2.9% in intraday trading on Monday. The fall was among the top of the FTSE 100 index in the UK, and UK based standard life and SSE based stock prices in Scotland also failed to survive.

Bank of Paris (BNPP) credit strategist Gildas Surry and Geoffroy de

In a report, Pellegars pointed out that the Scots voted to support independence would "severely hit" the credit rating of Royal Bank of Scotland and push up the spread of the epidemic.

Monday

Overnight interbank average lending rate (SONIA) indicates that investors have postponed the BOE's first interest rate hike for a month to seven months, which means investors have doubts about whether the Bank of England can raise interest rates for the first time in the first quarter of 2015.

Investors believe that the prospect of Scotland's independence through the referendum is becoming increasingly uncertain. Such a reality can give the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) more reasons to delay the rate hike and respond to such a hypothesis. But on the other hand, Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, may remind the market in the next few days how MPC members consider raising interest rates for the first time.

Pia Ahrenkilde-Hansen, a spokesman for the European Commission, said the European Union would formally push forward new sanctions against Russia on a formal written basis on Monday. Despite the unreliable ceasefire in Ukraine, details will be announced at the latest in the official European Union magazine on Tuesday (September 9th).

German government spokesman Seibert (Steffen Seibert) said on Monday that the cease-fire agreement between Ukraine's government forces and pro Russian separatists is not enough, because other issues including border control and exchange of prisoners remain to be dealt with. The German government hopes that the cease-fire will be respected by all parties, and that there are other issues similar to the European Commission for security and cooperation (OSCE) regulation, exchange of prisoners and hostages, border control and dialogue initiation.

The reputation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is being resolved and risk sentiment is still troubling the market.

Today's open operation proposal is for reference only.

Europe and America: rebound can be short, and can be sold near 1.2955, stop loss is more than 1.3000, flexible grasp of profit.

Pound beauty: rebound high short, can be sold near 1.6160 stop loss in more than 1.6205 stop loss, flexible grasp profit

Australia and us: rebound can be short, can be sold near 0.9330, stop loss is more than 0.9375, flexible grasp of profit.

United States and Japan: callbacks can be done more, can be bought near 105.60, stop loss below 105.20, flexible grasp of profit

Gold: rebounding short selling high, selling more than 1275 stops near 1268, and flexibly grasping profits.