The Market Is Calm And The Rest Of The Main Market Is Closed.

On Thanksgiving Day, the main markets in the United States were closed, and the market was very quiet. The US dollar remained stable in the recent high position, narrowing below the 100 integer pass; the EB policy doves expected to keep the euro under pressure; the spot gold price traded near the six year low under the pressure of FED interest rate rise.

Investors need to wait for the announcement of next week's ECB resolution and US nonfarm data.

European Central Bank on Wednesday quoted the news that the European Central Bank is considering buying regional bonds, and even risking the risk of not paying back the purchase of bank loans; in addition, the ECB may discuss the "latest easing tool" at the December meeting - a graded interest rate on bank deposits.

Reuters quoted the ECB officials as saying that this "rating interest rate" is based on the amount of cash deposited by banks in the European Central Bank to determine interest rates, which is equivalent to fines for banks that hoarded cash over a certain amount.

The US dollar index narrowed yesterday.

The holiday market is trading slack, and recent good U.S. economic data support the Fed's December interest rate hike, while the US dollar index remains at the bottom of the 100 integer pass.

Before next week's ECB resolution and the US non farm data announcement,

It is difficult to make any major changes.

At present, the US Federal Reserve raising interest rate on the US dollar has been basically reflected in the market, so the market is concerned about the Federal Reserve's interest rate increase and pace in the future after raising interest rates in December.

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Day is an ancient festival created by the United States.

In 1863, after the independence of the United States, President Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday.

In 1941, the United States Congress officially designated the fourth Thursday of November as "Thanksgiving Day".

Thanksgiving holiday usually lasts from Thursday to Sunday.

The prospect of US central bank policy is divided, and the US dollar is more attractive to investors.

The difference between US Treasury yields and the two-year German bond yields in the two years has been the largest since November 2006, reflecting the differentiation of the monetary policy prospects between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank and improving the attractiveness of the US dollar to investors.

The EU executive committee said Thursday (November 26th) that Germany and Holland have huge current account surpluses and should increase investment to help stimulate economic growth and inflation in the entire euro area.

The EU executive committee has to conduct an annual macroeconomic imbalance analysis to investigate the economic situation of all 28 member states so as to identify problems early and solve them before the problem is serious.

The Executive Committee said it was necessary to stimulate.

Governments must focus on investment, structural reform and improving public finance next year.

The New York Mercantile Exchange delivered crude oil futures in January, down $0.53 or 1.23%, closing at $42.51 a barrel.

Brent crude futures fell $0.55, or 1.19%, to $45.62 a barrel.

Crude oil futures prices on Thursday declined slightly.

On Thanksgiving Day, market news is slack, and today's data are also dim. Today, oil prices are mainly depressed by oversupply.

Sadad al-Husseini, head of exploration and production at Saudi Aramco, said on Thursday (November 26th) that the high yield policy adopted by the organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was a "brilliant victory" and that Saudi Arabia could not agree to adopt a reduction strategy at the OPEC meeting held in December 4th and make a slight adjustment at most.

Saudi Arabian national oil company is also known as Saudi Aramco oil company.

The geopolitical tensions caused by the shooting down of Russian fighters in Turkey have not yet deteriorated further, and the risk premium for oil has subsided; the Fed is about to raise interest rates, while the US dollar remains strong, while crude oil stocks are close to record highs.