Group 1 - The global market's risk appetite is gradually recovering after a temporary easing of tensions in US-EU relations, with US President Trump announcing a preliminary consensus with NATO on the "Greenland future agreement framework" [1] - The announcement has reduced the tail risk of transatlantic friction, leading to a rebound in US stocks, with all three major indices rising over 1% [1] - The US dollar index is stabilizing around 99.00, supported by a cooling of the previously heated "sell US assets" trade as geopolitical tensions ease [1] Group 2 - Australia's December employment data significantly exceeded market expectations, with the unemployment rate dropping to 4.1%, leading to a strengthening of the Australian dollar [2] - The euro is consolidating below 1.1700 as the market focuses on the upcoming European Central Bank monetary policy meeting minutes and the January consumer confidence index from the European Commission [2] - The Japanese yen is stabilizing around 159.00 as investors await the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision [2] Group 3 - Gold prices are maintaining a high-level range after retreating from historical highs, with spot gold briefly approaching $4890 per ounce before pulling back [3] - The easing of US-EU tensions and a reduction in geopolitical risks have diminished safe-haven demand, putting pressure on gold prices [3] - Upcoming US PCE inflation data and GDP revisions are expected to be key variables influencing market pricing and gold's short-term trajectory [3]
【UNFX财经事件】格陵兰协议框架缓解摩擦 市场转向修复交易 金价维持高位博弈
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-22 09:47