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【Special Contributor】Guo Jiayao: Investors continue to pay attention to the implementation of tariff measures, expecting the Index to fluctuate between 23,000 and 24,000 points.
Jinwu Financial News | The US stock market experienced significant volatility on Monday, with the market initially affected by tariff news, causing a widening decline, before a Bottom Rebound followed, and the three major Indexes closed mixed. The US dollar showed a favorable trend, with the yield on the ten-year US Treasury bond falling to 4.2%. Gold prices reached a new historical high, and oil prices also performed well. Hong Kong's pre-market securities were generally stable, expected to open higher in the early session. The mainland stock market fell yesterday, with the Shanghai Composite Index opening high but closing lower, down 0.5%, and trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets slightly increased. Hong Kong stocks adjusted with external factors, with the Index dipping to 23,000 points; by the end of the market, the decline slightly narrowed, and overall trading volume remained low. External factors are influencing the market.
Hong Kong stock Concept tracking | Gold price breaks through 3100 USD! Risk aversion sentiment rises, multiple Institutions raise Gold Target Price (with Concept stocks)
As Gold rises to historical highs, Institutions have further increased their Call expectations for Gold.
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Zijin Mining Group (02899.HK): Wu Jianhui appointed as the company's chief engineer.
On March 31, Gelonghui reported that Zijin Mining Group (02899.HK) announced that the Board of Directors recently received a written resignation letter submitted by Mao Jingwen. According to the relevant regulations regarding part-time management by academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Mao Jingwen applied to resign from the position of independent non-executive director of the company's eighth Board of Directors and the Committee on Global Strategy and Sustainable Development (ESG). After resigning, Mao Jingwen will no longer hold any position in the company. The Board of Directors also recently received a written resignation letter submitted by Que Chaoyang. Que Chaoyang applied to resign from the position of Vice President and Chief Engineer (acting) for personal reasons. After resigning, Que Chaoyang will no longer hold any position in the company and its subsidiaries.
