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Gold
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Real-time News
Futures News on February 5th: During the holiday, the overall demand for gasoline was acceptable, mainly supported by the expansion of public travel and the accelerated consumption rate of demand. The downstream mainly consumed the previous stocking inventory. Although the terminal consumption of diesel was limited, it was basically operated with low inventory. Therefore, the downstream stocking demand after the holiday supported the market price. However, considering that the trend of crude oil is not optimistic, the expectation of this round of price adjustment is initially stranded, and the expectation of the next round of price adjustment starts with a negative value, which has obviously suppressed the market price, and the market wait-and-see sentiment is difficult to eliminate. Taking all factors into consideration, it is expected that the price of gasoline and diesel will be mainly stable and weak after the holiday, and the downstream will maintain a medium-low inventory operation first.U.S. stock futures fell, with S&P 500 futures down 0.4% and Nasdaq futures down 0.5%.Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri: US President Trumps remarks about wanting to control Gaza are "absurd and ridiculous" and any such idea could "ignite" tensions in the region.February 5th, Japans cash income increased sharply in December, and Moodys Analytics economist Stefan Angrick believes that there is little evidence that real wages will continue to grow. At first glance, the data shows that the situation is getting better, with monthly cash income growing steadily. Although nominal wage growth is accelerating, the growth rate is uneven, and real cash income has only increased by 0.6% year-on-year, which he described as "far more modest than the glamorous nominal figures." Temporary factors such as bonuses have also largely driven salary increases. Although strong headwinds are expected in 2025, including but not limited to potential inflation surges, wage growth may improve. This depends largely on spring wage negotiations. If wage increases are less than 5%, interest rate hikes may be delayed.Bank of Japan: Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida will hold a press conference with local business leaders in Shizuoka, Japan on March 5.
