The market is concerned about political risks in multiple countries, and the US dollar fell after being hindered from rebounding on Monday Gold rebounded after a sharp drop, with market attention turning to US inflation data

On Monday (June 24th), the US dollar index slightly fell, but remained near a new eight week high, ultimately closing down 0.32% at 105.41; After the US dollar rose to 159.94 against the Japanese yen, it quickly fell by over 80 points in the short term. Market analysis suggests that the Japanese government may have been conducting exchange rate checks; The yield on US Treasury bonds has declined, with the yield on two-year US Treasury bonds, which are more sensitive to monetary policy, closing at 4.732% and the yield on 10-year base bonds rising by 4.23%.

Gold prices rebounded 0.56% on Monday (June 24th) to close at $2334.16 per ounce, helped by a decline in the US dollar as Federal Reserve officials reported increasing risks of rising unemployment rates. Investors are waiting for the US inflation data to be released later this week, which may affect the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path.

Benefiting from the strong demand for summer driving, as well as concerns over supply caused by tensions in the Middle East and drone attacks on Russian refineries, WTI crude oil rose more than 1% in both oil days on Monday (June 24), with WTI crude oil closing 1.41% higher at $81.55 per barrel; Brent crude oil rose 1.17% to close at $85.37 per barrel.