股市继续火爆-加密货币不是

币界网Published on 2024-08-20Last updated on 2024-08-20

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股市正在经历一场激烈的竞争,但加密货币呢?没那么多。股市走高,这得益于人们对美联储可能最终放松对这些无情加息的预期。

每个人的目光都集中在定于周三公布的美联储7月份会议纪要上,以及美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔本周五将在杰克逊霍尔发表的任何讲话上。

标准普尔500指数、纳斯达克指数和道琼斯指数都显示出复苏的迹象,因为投资者押注美联储会更加宽松。尽管几个小时后,标准普尔500股指失去了一些动力,下跌了0.2%,纳斯达克指数下跌了0.5%,道琼斯指数下跌了0.2%。

尽管如此,牛市仍然很活跃。

美元的波动和黄金的闪光

现在,虽然股市正在享受这段旅程,但美元却像度过了一个艰难的夜晚一样步履蹒跚。欧元兑美元汇率处于近八个月来的最低点,周二达到1.1117美元的峰值。

英镑也得到了不错的提振,达到了一年多来的最高水平,最终收于1.3054美元。美元指数?今天早些时候,该指数跌至1月初以来的最低水平101.76,目前为101.59。

另一方面,金很喜欢这个。现货黄金刚刚创下新高,达到每盎司2531.60美元。

为什么?因为美元走软和美国降息的可能性使黄金成为一个闪亮的赌注。美元兑日元也受到打击,下跌0.6%,至145.77。

交易员们正焦急地等待日本央行行长上田和夫周五在议会露面,预计他将在会上讨论央行上个月加息的决定。

比特币试图卷土重来

当股票在狂欢时,比特币一直潜伏在阴影中,试图卷土重来。8月20日,比特币突破61000美元,重新燃起了一些希望,即它可能处于看涨逆转的边缘。

比特币的走势与其他市场形成鲜明对比,后者大多停滞不前。但并不是每个人都相信。QCP Capital指出,股票交易员的“再杠杆化”是股市反弹的原因之一。

他们指出,今年企业股票回购已飙升至1.15万亿美元,高盛交易部门看到寻求购买下跌股票的客户的需求创下历史新高。

QCP Capital表示,“情绪风险可能延伸到加密货币和黄金,鉴于对顶面看涨的强劲需求,推高BTC。”

因此,尽管比特币一直落后,但如果整体市场情绪发生变化,它仍有可能加入这场盛宴。

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